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-Section 3. The supreme court  shall  have  authority  to  promulgate  rules  of  procedure,
+Section 3. The supreme court shall have authority to promulgate rules
-including  appellate  procedure,  to  be  followed  by  all  the  courts  of  this  state;  and,  unless
+of procedure, including appellate procedure, to be followed by all the
-otherwise provided by law, to promulgate rules and regulations for the admission to practice,
+courts of this state; and, unless otherwise provided by law, to
+promulgate rules and regulations for the admission to practice,
 conduct, disciplining, and disbarment of attorneys at law.
-The chief justice shall be the administrative head of the unified judicial system. He may
-assign judges, including retired judges, for temporary duty in any court or district under such
+The chief justice shall be the administrative head of the unified
-rules and regulations as may be promulgated by the supreme court. The chief justice shall
+judicial system. He may assign judges, including retired judges, for
-appoint a court administrator for the unified judicial system. Unless otherwise provided by law,
+temporary duty in any court or district under such rules and
-the powers, duties, qualifications, and terms of office of the court administrator, and other court
+regulations as may be promulgated by the supreme court. The chief
-officials, shall be as provided by rules of the court.
+justice shall appoint a court administrator for the unified judicial
+system. Unless otherwise provided by law, the powers, duties,
+qualifications, and terms of office of the court administrator, and
+other court officials, shall be as provided by rules of the court.
+[Adopted Sep. 7, 1976]