Maryland HB428 allows temporary assignments of former judges to courts, with certain restrictions.

Maryland HB428 modifies the conditions under which former judges can be temporarily assigned to sit in Maryland courts. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland can assign any former judge who meets specific criteria, including having served a certain number of years as a judge. However, a former judge cannot be assigned if they were removed or involuntarily retired, voluntarily retired due to disability, censured by the Supreme Court, or are currently practicing law.

Maryland HB428 allows temporary assignments of former judges to courts, with certain restrictions.

Maryland HB428 modifies the conditions under which former judges can be temporarily assigned to sit in Maryland courts. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland can assign any former judge who meets specific criteria, including having served a certain number of years as a judge. However, a former judge cannot be assigned if they were removed or involuntarily retired, voluntarily retired due to disability, censured by the Supreme Court, or are currently practicing law.