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Article IV

Wash. Const. art. IV

The Judiciary

State of Washington

1Judicial Power, Where Vested 2Supreme Court.2(a)Temporary Performance of Judicial Duties 3Election and Terms of Supreme Court Judges 3(a)Retirement of Supreme Court and Superior Court Judges 4Jurisdiction 5Superior Court — Election of Judges, Terms of, Etc.6Jurisdiction of Superior Courts 7Exchange of Judges — Judge Pro Tempore 8Absence of Judicial Officer 9Removal of Judges, Attorney General, Etc.10Justices of the Peace 11Courts of Record 12Inferior Courts 13Salaries of Judicial Officers — How Paid, Etc.14Salaries of Supreme and Superior Court Judges 15Ineligibility of Judges 16Charging Juries 17Eligibility of Judges 18Supreme Court Reporter 19Judges May Not Practice Law 20Decisions, When to Be Made 21Publication of Opinions 22Clerk of the Supreme Court 23Court Commissioners 24Rules for Superior Courts 25Reports of Superior Court Judges 26Clerk of the Superior Court 27Style of Process 28Oath of Judges 29Election of Superior Court Judges 30Court of Appeals 31Commission on Judicial Conduct