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806 LAWS OF MISSOURI, 1976
diction of which shall be prescribed by law. Each district of the court of appeals
shall be composed of such number of judges, not less than three, as may be provided by law.
Section 14. (a) The circuit courts shall have original jurisdiction over all
cases and matters, civil and criminal. Such courts may issue and determine
original remedial writs and shall sit at times and places within the circuit as
determined by the circuit court.
(b) Procedures for the adjudication of small claims shall be as provided
by law.
Section 15. 1. The state shall be divided into convenient circuits of contiguous counties. In each circuit there shall be at least one circuit judge. The
circuits may be changed or abolished by law as public convenience and the administration of justice may require, but no judge shall be removed from office
during his term by reason of alteration of the geographical boundaries of a
circuit. Any circuit or associate circuit judge may temporarily sit in any other
circuit at the request of a judge thereof. In circuits having more than one
judge, the court may sit in general term or in divisions. The circuit judges of
the circuit may make rules for the circuit not inconsistent with the rules of the
supreme court.
2. Each circuit shall have such number of circuit judges as provided by
law.
3. The circuit and associate circuit judges in each circuit shall select by
secret ballot a circuit judge from their number to serve as presiding judge. The
presiding judge shall have general administrative authority over the court and
its divisions.
4. Personnel to aid in the business of the circuit court shall be selected as
provided by law or in accordance with a governmental charter of a political
subdivision of this state. Where there is a separate probate division of the circuit court, the judge of the probate division shall, until otherwise provided by
law, appoint a clerk and other nonjudicial personnel for the probate division.
Section 16. Each county shall have such number of associate circuit
judges as provided by law. There shall be at least one resident associate circuit
judge in each county. Associate circuit judges shall be selected or elected in each
county. In those circuits where the circuit judge is selected under Section 25 of
Article 5 of the Constitution the associate circuit judge shall be selected in the
same manner. All other associate circuit judges shall be elected in the county in
which they are to serve.
Section 17. Associate circuit judges may hear and determine all cases,
civil or criminal and all other matters as now provided by law for magistrate
or probate judges and may be assigned such additional cases or classes of cases
as may be provided by law. In probate matters the associate circuit judge shall
have general equitable jurisdiction.
Section 18. All final decisions, findings, rules and orders on any administrative officer or body existing under the Constitution or by law, which are
judicial or quasi-judicial and affect private rights, shall be subject to direct
review by the courts as provided by law; and such review shall include the
determination whether the same are authorized by law, and in cases in which
a hearing is required by law, whether the same are supported by competent
and substantial evidence upon the whole record. Unless otherwise provided by
law, administrative decisions, findings, rules and orders subject to review under
Object Description
| Title | 1975, Missouri Session Laws, Part III, Regular Session 2 and Index |
| Identifier | index.cpd |
| Collection Name | Missouri Session Laws, 1824-Present |
| Creator | Missouri. General Assembly |
| Subject.LCSH | Banks and banking--Missouri; Education--Law and legislation--Missouri; Election law--Missouri; Health occupations licensing boards--Law and legislation--Missouri; Insurance law--Missouri; Kosher food--Law and legislation--Missouri; Law and legislation--Missouri; Missouri--Appropriations and expenditures; Missouri. General Assembly; Missouri. State Highway Patrol; Missouri State Employees' Retirement System; Mobile homes--Law and legislation--Missouri; Politics and government--Missouri; Retirement age--Law and legislation--Missouri; Revenue--Missouri; Roads--Missouri; Water supplies of Missouri; Worker’s compensation--Law and legislation--Missouri |
| Subject.Local | 78th General Assembly; Laws of Missouri; Private legislation; Session Laws (Mo.); State Boys Reformatory School, Boonville (Mo.); |
| Description | Laws of Missouri, 1975, Part III, Second Regular Session and Index; 2nd Regular Session convened January 7, 1976 and adjourned May 15, 1976 |
| Date | January 7, 1976 |
| Date.Digital | 2016-04-06 |
| Publisher | Missouri. General Assembly |
| Publisher.Digital | Missouri State Archives |
| Type | Government and political records |
| Format | JPEG2000 |
| Language | eng |
| Coverage | Missouri--Boone County; Missouri--Cooper County; Missouri--Greene County--Springfield; Missouri--Jackson County; Missouri--St. Francois County; |
| County |
Boone County (Mo.) Cooper County (Mo.) Greene County (Mo.) Jackson County (Mo.) Saint Francois County (Mo.) |
| Source | Missouri State Archives |
| Rights | Copyright is in the public domain. |
| Preferred Citation | Laws of Missouri, (number) General Assembly, (number) and type (Regular, Special, Extra Session), calendar year, page number; State Documents Collections, Missouri State Archives, Jefferson City. |
| Contributing Institution | Missouri State Archives |
| Copy Request | Email: archref@sos.mo.gov |
| Note | Due to electronic file size limitations, Laws of Missouri, 1975 has been electronically separated into three parts. Part III contains the Second Regular Session and Index. Original pagination has been kept. Blank pages have not been digitized. |
Description
| Title | Missouri Session Laws |
| Identifier | LAWS_78-1_2_Extra _1975-1976_0808.TIF |
| Collection Name | Missouri Session Laws, 1824-present |
| Creator | Missouri. General Assembly |
| Subject.LCSH | Banks and banking--Missouri; Law and legislation--Missouri; Missouri--Appropriations and expenditures; Missouri. General Assembly; Revenue--Missouri; |
| Subject.Local | Laws of Missouri; Session Laws (Mo.) |
| Date.Digital | 2016-01-21 |
| Publisher | Missouri. General Assembly |
| Publisher.Digital | Missouri State Archives |
| Type | Government and political records |
| Format | JPEG2000 |
| Language | eng |
| Coverage | Missouri |
| Source | Missouri State Archives |
| Rights | Copyright is in the public domain. |
| Preferred Citation | Required citation: Laws of Missouri, (number) General Assembly, (number) and (type, Regular, Special, Extra) Session, Calendar Year, page number; State Documents Collections, Missouri State Archives, Jefferson City. |
| Contributing Institution | Missouri State Archives |
| Copy Request | Email: archref@sos.mo.gov |
| Transcript | 806 LAWS OF MISSOURI, 1976 diction of which shall be prescribed by law. Each district of the court of appeals shall be composed of such number of judges, not less than three, as may be provided by law. Section 14. (a) The circuit courts shall have original jurisdiction over all cases and matters, civil and criminal. Such courts may issue and determine original remedial writs and shall sit at times and places within the circuit as determined by the circuit court. (b) Procedures for the adjudication of small claims shall be as provided by law. Section 15. 1. The state shall be divided into convenient circuits of contiguous counties. In each circuit there shall be at least one circuit judge. The circuits may be changed or abolished by law as public convenience and the administration of justice may require, but no judge shall be removed from office during his term by reason of alteration of the geographical boundaries of a circuit. Any circuit or associate circuit judge may temporarily sit in any other circuit at the request of a judge thereof. In circuits having more than one judge, the court may sit in general term or in divisions. The circuit judges of the circuit may make rules for the circuit not inconsistent with the rules of the supreme court. 2. Each circuit shall have such number of circuit judges as provided by law. 3. The circuit and associate circuit judges in each circuit shall select by secret ballot a circuit judge from their number to serve as presiding judge. The presiding judge shall have general administrative authority over the court and its divisions. 4. Personnel to aid in the business of the circuit court shall be selected as provided by law or in accordance with a governmental charter of a political subdivision of this state. Where there is a separate probate division of the circuit court, the judge of the probate division shall, until otherwise provided by law, appoint a clerk and other nonjudicial personnel for the probate division. Section 16. Each county shall have such number of associate circuit judges as provided by law. There shall be at least one resident associate circuit judge in each county. Associate circuit judges shall be selected or elected in each county. In those circuits where the circuit judge is selected under Section 25 of Article 5 of the Constitution the associate circuit judge shall be selected in the same manner. All other associate circuit judges shall be elected in the county in which they are to serve. Section 17. Associate circuit judges may hear and determine all cases, civil or criminal and all other matters as now provided by law for magistrate or probate judges and may be assigned such additional cases or classes of cases as may be provided by law. In probate matters the associate circuit judge shall have general equitable jurisdiction. Section 18. All final decisions, findings, rules and orders on any administrative officer or body existing under the Constitution or by law, which are judicial or quasi-judicial and affect private rights, shall be subject to direct review by the courts as provided by law; and such review shall include the determination whether the same are authorized by law, and in cases in which a hearing is required by law, whether the same are supported by competent and substantial evidence upon the whole record. Unless otherwise provided by law, administrative decisions, findings, rules and orders subject to review under |
