Act 67-1
Repealed by Act 78-14.
Act 67-2
Repealed by Act 78-6.
Act 67-3
Repealed by Act 78-9.
Act 67-4
Repealed by Act 78-7.
Act 67-5
Repealed by Act 78-13.
Act 67-5
DEFINITIONS OF REGULAR AND SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS
SECTION I
Regular appointments shall be defined as Chief Justice, Court Recorder, and all other appointments specifically stated in the Constitution.
SECTION II
Special appointments shall be defined as all appointments that are not appointed offices, but elected offices, which, under certain circumstances must be filled.
Act 68-10
Repealed by Act 71-1.
Act 68-11
Repealed by Act 78-22.
Act 68-12
RANDOM CHOOSING OF JURY FOR AN IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
SECTION I
The jury for an impeachment trial shall be chosen by the Chief Justice of the Student Court, unless he is the accused official, in which case the President shall appoint one of the Associate Justices of the Student court to select the jury. In either case, the jury shall be selected from an alphabetic list of all the full-time students enrolled in the Governor’s Program for Gifted Children. He shall begin with the fifth name, not counting names of persons who have already served on a jury during that school session, and designate each tenth person, as possible members of the jury until twenty (20) students are chosen.
SECTION II
The justice selecting the twenty students shall, after hearing the advice of the Office of the Defense and the Office of the Prosecution, appoint six people from the twenty to form an impartial impeachment jury.
Act 68-13
Vetoed.
Act 68-14 (Repealed by Act 98-4)
SECTION I
Contempt of Court shall be defined as willful disrespect to the court and its purposes in such a way that it impedes the ability of the Court to minister justice. Contempt of Court shall not include disorderly conduct.
SECTION II
The penalty for contempt of court shall be an official reprimand by the Court for the first offense, and expulsion from the program for the second offense of the same nature in the same school session.
Act 68-15
Repealed by Act 78-8.
Act 68-16
SETTLING TIES IN A RUN OFF ELECTION
SECTION I
When a tie in a run-off election occurs, not including the Legislative elections, the Legislature will vote to choose the candidate.
SECTION II
When a Legislative run-off is held and a tie occurs, a re-vote will be taken. A maximum of two more run-offs will be held. After these run-offs, and if no candidate is the winner, the Legislature shall decide which candidate(s) shall take office.
SECTION III
Inauguration of governmental officials shall not be held until all members are elected.
Act 68-17
The Election Officer shall have the power to call special elections if required by circumstance.
Act 68-18
ATTORNEYS IN IMPEACHMENT CASES
In the case where a member of the Legislature is selected to act as an attorney in an impeachment hearing and trial, he shall not be allowed to cast a vote in the decision of that case.
Act 68-19
(Contains Government budget for years 1968 and 1969)