81 opinions issued in 1946.
Opinion No. 2-46 — MAGISTRATES.; PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS.; COUNTY COURTS.
Dec 11, 1946
Judge of probate court in counties of less than 30,000 inhabitants is ex officio judge of magistrate court. Additional clerks, deputy clerks and employees may be provided for magistrate court by county court, where necessity exists, their salaries to be paid by county. Stenographic services for probate judge are paid for by the county out of Class 4 as provided in Budget Act. Clerk of magistrate court may receive pay for stenographic work done for probate judge. Clerk of magistrate court may act a stenographer for probate judge, and will be paid for such services in addition to his salary as clerk of magistrate court. Stenographic services for prosecuting attorney may be paid for by county out of Class 4 as provided in Budget Act.
Opinion No. 25-46 — MAGISTRATES.
Nov 25, 1946
Magistrates may not have any connection with a law suit even though it was filed prior to assuming office.
Opinion No. 19-46 — TAX LEVY.
Nov 14, 1946
An increase in the levy above the constitutional and statutory limit of taxes for public health purposes would be unconstitutional, when such levy is ordered by the circuit court.