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12 J. Mo. B. 1 (1956)

handle is hein.barjournals/jrmobar0012 and id is 1 raw text is: A C C ~ , . . . ®OQ MO®~ nu0G)I Table of CONTENTS IN MEMORITAM, .2 LAW LISTS, Approved by. ABA' 5' MEETINGS & EVENTS; , ble of dates, etc,' 3 OFFICERS and Board of -. Governors, list of,; 2 SPECIAL REPORTS,'3 SUMMARIES of Opinions, 4 Supreme Court', 4 Courts of Alpeals, 10, TRANSFERS OF JUDGES, - Temporary, during 1955, d1 , , empo ar , . . .. Vol. 12 January, 1956 No.1 TEMPORARY TRANSFERS OF MISSOURI JUDGES IN 1955 Section 6, Article V, 1945 Cons provides: The Supreme Cour make temporary transfers of personnel from one court to ano the administration of justice r and may establish rules with thereto. The Supreme Court has adopte 11.01-11.06, relating to temporary fers of judicial personnel. In addition to the above provisi temporary transfers by order of preme Court, Section 15, Article Constitution, provides: Any judge may sit in any other circuit request of a judge thereof. The incapacity of two Suprem judges resulted in 8 transfers of of Appeals judges to the Suprem and 1 transfer of a Division On to Division Two. There were transfers of a circuit judge to t preme Court in contemplation of minent appointment as a commi Due to the incapacity of one judges of the St.Louis Court of 12 orders were entered transferri cuit judges to said Court. Ther 3 transfers of circuit judges to th sas City Court of Appeals. Congestion in the metropolitar resulted in transfers covering per service totaling 5 weeks in the 8 cuit and 13 weeks in the 16th Cir Transfers were made for exten riods to Pemiscot County, County, and the Cape Girardeai of Common r'!eas on acc'min- cf ness of the resp32cJve 'egula: jad By C. A. Leedy jr, Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Missouri titution Upon the death of two probate judges rt may orders were entered assigning other pro- judicial bate judges to said courts until the new ther as probate judge took office. equires, There are set out below the equivalent respect of 179 transfer orders (some transfer orders assigned several different judges) d Rules which were made by the Supreme Court trans- to the various courts of the state for the year 1955. ons for No records are given on transfers the Su- where one circuit judge sits in another V, 1945 circuit at the request of the judge circuit thereof pursuant to Section 15, Article t at the V of the Constitution, as the available records on such transfers are fragmen- e Court tary. However, they constitute a very Courts important addition to the Supreme Court e Court orders set out below. e judge As Chief Justice, the writer wishes to also2 the S- express the appreciation of the Supreme the Su- Court to the transferred judges for the his im- service they have rendered in other ssioner. courts. of the Appeals (Continued on page 6, in this issue.) ing cir- e were e Kan- areas iods of th Cir- cuit. ded pc- Cooper Court the ill- ges. 'S i, pREMINDER Pay 1956 Enrollment Fee To Clerk of Your Circuit Court Fee $15, plus $1.00 penalty after January 20th. • , . .,i - 1 n , .i z d r

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