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: Supreme Court of Hawaii Blog (Unofficial)Judges may be able to serve until age 80
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From today's Star-Bulletin:Senate lawmakers are expected to approve a measure that would let voters decide whether to raise the mandatory retirement age for judges as the Legislature approaches its first major deadline of the 2008 session.
Full post as published by Supreme Court of Hawaii Blog (Unofficial) on March 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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