Section 12-18-81 Right of Election of Probate Judges Holding Office on or After December 27, 1973, to Come Under Provisions of Article 1 of Chapter; Filing of Instrument as to Election with Clerk of Supreme Court, County Commission and Secretary-Treasurer of State Employees’ Retirement System; Applicability of Provisions of Article 1 of Chapter to Probate Judges Elected or Appointed to Office After October 1, 1976; State and Local Governing Bodies Authorized to Pick Up Member Contributions to Retirement Fund.
Some probate judges may elect to come under Article 1, and those who do must file a written election by the stated deadline; later-elected or appointed probate judges come under Article 1 automatically.
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Section 12-18-81 Right of Election of Probate Judges Holding Office on or After December 27, 1973, to Come Under Provisions of Article 1 of Chapter; Filing of Instrument as to Election with Clerk of Supreme Court, County Commission and Secretary-Treasurer of State Employees’ Retirement System; Applicability of Provisions of Article 1 of Chapter to Probate Judges Elected or Appointed to Office After October 1, 1976; State and Local Governing Bodies Authorized to Pick Up Member Contributions to Retirement Fund.
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