(2) Appoint members of the bar as judges pro tempore of courts inferior to the Supreme Court.
(3) Assign judges of courts inferior to the Supreme Court to serve temporarily outside the district for which they were elected.
Art. VII §2a | TEMPORARY APPOINTMENT AND ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGES THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OR THE PEOPLE MAY BY LAW EMPOWER THE SUPREME COURT TO:
(2) Appoint members of the bar as judges pro tempore of courts inferior to the Supreme Court.
(3) Assign judges of courts inferior to the Supreme Court to serve temporarily outside the district for which they were elected.
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