Massachusetts S9 proposes a constitutional amendment to renew terms for judges and appointed officials every ten years.
Massachusetts S9 proposes a constitutional amendment to renew terms for judges and appointed officials every ten years. The amendment requires reappointment by the Governor and reconfirmation by the Governor’s Council. Appointments expire at the end of ten years, subject to qualification of successors. Individuals may be reappointed and reviewed by appropriate processes, but cannot serve more than six consecutive terms.
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