Chapter 872 - Judges

Chapter 872 - Judges

Section 51-39 - Disqualification by relationship or interest. Judge or family support magistrate may act with consent of parties.
Section 51-39a - Use of judicial office for financial gain prohibited.
Section 51-40 - Practice of law by judges restricted.
Section 51-41 - Transferred
Section 51-41a - Transferred
Section 51-42 to 51-44 - Transferred
Section 51-44a - Judicial Selection Commission. Members. Duties. Nomination of judges by Governor.
Section 51-45 - Resignation of judges or family support magistrates.
Section 51-45a - Admonishment of judge or family support magistrate by Chief Court Administrator.
Section 51-45b - Medical examination of judge or family support magistrate ordered by Chief Court Administrator, when. Matter referred to Judicial Review Council, when.
Section 51-45c - Investigation by Judicial Review Council re mental infirmity or illness, drug dependency or alcohol addiction of judge or family support magistrate. Findings. Authority.
Section 51-46 - Transferred
Section 51-46a - Statement of financial interests to be reported.
Section 51-47 - Salaries of judges. Practice of law prohibited. Membership on board of directors of bank prohibited. Longevity payments.
Section 51-47a - Appropriations.
Section 51-47b - Compensation of senior judges and referees.
Section 51-47c - Commission on Judicial Compensation. Members. Duties.
Section 51-48 - Payment of expenses of judges.
Section 51-49 - Disability retirement of judges, state's attorneys, public defenders, family support magistrates and compensation commissioners.
Section 51-49a - Vested and nonforfeitable right to retirement salary after ten years of service.
Section 51-49b - Cost of living allowance for retired judges, family support magistrates and compensation commissioners.
Section 51-49c - Cost of living allowance for surviving spouses of judges, family support magistrates and compensation commissioners.
Section 51-49d - Funding of retirement system for judges, family support magistrates and compensation commissioners on actuarial reserve basis. State contributions.
Section 51-49e - Judge's Retirement Fund.
Section 51-49f - Determination of retirement salary of judges and allowance to surviving spouses. Limitation on retirement salary.
Section 51-49g - Determination of retirement salary of compensation commissioners and allowance to surviving spouses.
Section 51-49h - Credit for military service.
Section 51-49i - Right to retirement salary of judge, family support magistrate or compensation commissioner retiring on or after July 1, 2022.
Section 51-49j - Ability of judge, family support magistrate or compensation commissioner to make one-time irrevocable election re eligibility for certain retirement benefits.
Section 51-50 - Retirement at age seventy or for disability.
Section 51-50a - Right to retirement salary of judge, family support magistrate or compensation commissioner retiring prior to July 1, 2022.
Section 51-50b - Retirement contribution.
Section 51-50c - Assignment of senior judges to judicial duties. Participation in alternative dispute resolution program approved by STA-FED ADR, Inc.
Section 51-50d - Duties and powers of senior judges.
Section 51-50e - Senior judge may complete matters after expiration of his assignment.
Section 51-50f - Powers of certain state referees.
Section 51-50g - Chief Court Administrator may make new assignments.
Section 51-50h - Power of retired judges to decide small claims.
Section 51-50i - Senior judges, reappointment, successors.
Section 51-50j - Retired Supreme Court, Appellate Court and Superior Court judges eligible for certain duties.
Section 51-50k - Private practice of law prohibited.
Section 51-50l - Retired senior judges eligible for appointment as state referees.
Section 51-51 - Pensions for surviving spouses and children of judges, family support magistrates and compensation commissioners.
Section 51-51a to 51-51f - Judicial Review Council.

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