Establishes the ninety-ninth judicial district in Michigan, consisting of Antrim County, with the county's probate judge serving as the district.
Michigan HB4749 amends the state's judicial system by establishing the ninety-ninth judicial district, which includes Antrim County. The bill designates the Antrim County probate judge as the judge for this new district. It also outlines the process for creating new judicial districts and judgeships, emphasizing the need for approval from district control units. The legislation ensures that the state's obligation to pay district judges' salaries remains unchanged and specifies that the creation of this new district does not require additional approval from district control units.
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