§ 10-114. Judge pro hac vice.  


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  • A judge of the state court Division I and Division II may appoint some qualified person as a judge pro hac vice to discharge the duties of a judge temporarily when the services of a pro hac vice are required or when a judge is absent or unable or disqualified to discharge the duties of his or her office. In the event a judge is unable to make such appointment, the chief judge of the state court shall do so. When the appointment of a person as judge pro hac vice, together with his or her oath, which shall be the same as required of the judge, has been recorded in the office of the probate court of the county, such pro hac vice may exercise all the powers of the judge of the state court. The appointment may be vacated at any time by order of the appointing judge to be likewise recorded, and any other competent person who is a resident of Cobb County may be appointed as judge pro hac vice as herein provided. The compensation of such judge pro hac vice shall be set by the judges of the state court and shall be paid from county funds.

(1964 Ga. Laws (Act No. 1006), page 3211, § 13; 1980 Ga. Laws (Act No. 1020), page 3608, § 1; 1996 Ga. Laws (Act No. 583, page 3625, § 1(13))