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+++ artvi:sec13 [2019/01/13 04:48] (current) – Amended Jun. 9, 1998 justice
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-Section 13. 1. A judicial nominating committee must be established by law. The governor shall fill
+Section 13.
-any  vacancy  in  the  office  of  supreme  court  justice  or  district  court  judge  by
-appointment  from  a  list  of  candidates  nominated  by  the  committee,  unless  the
+. A judicial nominating committee must be established by law.
-governor calls a special election to fill  the vacancy for the remainder of the term.
+The governor shall fill any vacancy in the office of supreme court justice or district court judge by appointment from a list of candidates nominated by the committee, unless the governor calls a special election to fill the vacancy for the remainder of the term.
-Except  as provided in  subsection 2,  an appointment  must  continue until  the next
+Except as provided in subsection 2, an appointment must continue until the next general election, when the office must be filled by election for the remainder of the term.
-general election, when the office must be filled by election for the remainder of the
-term.
+. An appointment must continue for at least two years. If the term of the appointed judgeship expires before the judge has served at least two years, the judge shall continue in the position until the next general election immediately following the service of at least two years.
-. An appointment must continue for at least two years. If  the term of the appointed
-judgeship expires before the judge has served at least two years, the judge shall
+. Notwithstanding sections 7 and 9 of this article, the term of the judge elected at the subsequent general election provided for in subsection 2 is reduced to the number of years remaining in the subsequent term after the appointee has served at least two years.
-continue  in  the  position  until  the  next  general  election  immediately  following  the
-service of at least two years.
+[Approved Jun. 9, 1998 ([[https://www.legis.nd.gov/assembly/56-1999/session-laws/documents/SL9CAA.pdf|S.L. 1999, ch. 566]])]
-. Notwithstanding sections 7 and 9 of this article, the term of the judge elected at the
-subsequent general election provided for in subsection 2 is reduced to the number of
-years remaining in the subsequent term after the appointee has served at least two
-years.