§ 9-3-65. Advisory committee on Rules of Civil Practice and Procedure; membership; terms.
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There shall be an advisory committee on rules which shall consist of
(a)two
(2)members selected by the judges of the Court of Appeals;
(b)two
(2)members selected by the Conference of Circuit Court Judges;
(c)two
(2)members selected by the Conference of Chancery Court Judges;
(d)two
(2)members selected by the Conference of County Court Judges;
(e)two
(2)members selected by the Mississippi Bar;
(f)two
(2)members selected by the Magnolia Bar Association;
(g)two
(2)members selected by the Mississippi Trial Lawyers Association;
(h)two
(2)members selected by the Mississippi Defense Lawyers Association;
(i)two
(2)members selected by the Mississippi Prosecutors Association;
(j)two
(2)members selected by the Mississippi Public Defenders Association;
(k)the Dean of the University of Mississippi School of Law, or his designee; and
(l)the Dean of the Mississippi College School of Law, or his designee.
All members of the advisory committee shall serve for terms of three
(3)years provided that the committee at its discretion may divide its membership so that approximately one-third (1/3) of its members’ terms will expire each year and may modify the terms of such of its members as may be necessary to accomplish this end. Such selections and appointments shall be made by the respective appointing authorities. Vacancies on the advisory committee shall be filled by the respective selecting and appointing authorities. Members of the committee shall be eligible for reappointment.