Art. III §22 | SUPREME COURT TO DETERMINE DISABILITY OF GOVERNOR OR GOVERNOR ELECT; SUCCESSION
If the governor transmits to the supreme court a written declaration that the disability no longer exists, the supreme court shall, after public hearing at which all interested parties may appear and be represented, determine the question of the continuation of the disability. The court shall make its determination within twenty-one days after transmittal of such declaration.
The Supreme Court has original, exclusive, and final jurisdiction to determine all questions concerning succession to the office of the governor or to its powers and duties.
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