Section 16-12B-1 - Temporary transfer of magistrate judge--Powers and duties. - South-dakota Statutes

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16-12B-1. Temporary transfer of magistrate judge--Powers and duties. If the business of a magistrate court with a magistrate judge presiding becomes congested or if a magistrate judge is, for any cause, unable to act, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court may, by order, temporarily transfer to such magistrate court a magistrate judge from another circuit. The magistrate judge acting in a county other than one in his or her own circuit shall have all the powers and duties of a magistrate judge regularly appointed and qualified therein.

Source: SL 2003, ch 117, § 10.

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16-12B-1. Temporary transfer of magistrate judge--Powers and duties. If the business of a magistrate court with a magistrate judge presiding becomes congested or if a magistrate judge is, for any cause, unable to act, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court may, by order, temporarily transfer to such magistrate court a magistrate judge from another circuit. The magistrate judge acting in a county other than one in his or her own circuit shall have all the powers and duties of a magistrate judge regularly appointed and qualified therein.

Source: SL 2003, ch 117, § 10.

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16-12B-1. Temporary transfer of magistrate judge--Powers and duties. If the business of a magistrate court with a magistrate judge presiding becomes congested or if a magistrate judge is, for any cause, unable to act, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court may, by order, temporarily transfer to such magistrate court a magistrate judge from another circuit. The magistrate judge acting in a county other than one in his or her own circuit shall have all the powers and duties of a magistrate judge regularly appointed and qualified therein.

Source: SL 2003, ch 117, § 10.