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SECTION 8-3-12

§ 8-3-12 Retirement of judges with generalassembly or office service. – Any person, who has served as a member of the general assembly, as a generalofficer, and as a justice of the supreme court, the superior court, the familycourt, or the district court, whose combined service as a member of the generalassembly, a justice, and a general officer is twenty (20) years or more and whohas retired, resigned, or completed such service, shall, upon reaching the ageof sixty-two (62) years, receive during life a sum equal to three-fourths (3/4)of the highest annual salary that the person was receiving during such service.

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SECTION 8-3-12

§ 8-3-12 Retirement of judges with generalassembly or office service. – Any person, who has served as a member of the general assembly, as a generalofficer, and as a justice of the supreme court, the superior court, the familycourt, or the district court, whose combined service as a member of the generalassembly, a justice, and a general officer is twenty (20) years or more and whohas retired, resigned, or completed such service, shall, upon reaching the ageof sixty-two (62) years, receive during life a sum equal to three-fourths (3/4)of the highest annual salary that the person was receiving during such service.

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SECTION 8-3-12

§ 8-3-12 Retirement of judges with generalassembly or office service. – Any person, who has served as a member of the general assembly, as a generalofficer, and as a justice of the supreme court, the superior court, the familycourt, or the district court, whose combined service as a member of the generalassembly, a justice, and a general officer is twenty (20) years or more and whohas retired, resigned, or completed such service, shall, upon reaching the ageof sixty-two (62) years, receive during life a sum equal to three-fourths (3/4)of the highest annual salary that the person was receiving during such service.