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27 MIRC Ch. 7
MARSHALL ISLANDS REVISED CODE 2004
TITLE 27 - THE COURTS AND COURT OFFICERS
CHAPTER 7
EBEYE JUSTICE ACT
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS
Section
§701. Short title.
§702.
Interpretation.
§703. Residence on Ebeye.
§704. Expenses.
§705. Effective Date.
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An Act to require that a High Court Justice, Attorney General, and Public
Defender reside and work on Ebeye. [Section numbering style modified to
conform to new code format (Rev. 2003)]
Commencement: February 20, 1991
Source: P.L. 1991-108
§701. Short Title.
This Act may be cited as
the 'Ebeye Justice Act 1991.'[P.L. 1991-108,
§1.]
§702. Interpretation.
In this
Act:
(a) 'Attorney -General' means the Attorney-General of the Republic of the Marshall Islands as provided under Article VII, Section 3 of the Constitution of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, or an Assistant Attorney-General in the Office of the Attorney-General.
(b) 'Justice of the High Court' means the Chief Justice or an Associate Justice of the High Court of the Republic of the Marshall Islands as provided under Article VI, Sections 1 and 3 of the Constitution of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, and Section 210 of the Judiciary Act 1983 (27 MIRC, Chapter 2).
(c) 'Public Defender' means the Chief Public Defender of the Republic of the Marshall Islands as provided under Section 304 of the Marshall Islands Public Defender Act 1979(5 Ml RC, Chapter 3) or an Assistant Public Defender in the Department of the Public Defender. [P.L. 1991-108, §2.]
§703. Residence on
Ebeye.
(1) As of the effective date of this Act, one
Attorney-General, one Justice of the High Court, and one Public Defender shall
each
be assigned to and reside on Ebeye Island in Kwajalein Atoll.
(2)
All employment contracts entered into after the effective date of this Act
between the Government of the Republic of the Marshall
Islands and an Attorney-
General, Justice of the High Court or Public Defender, shall provide in the
conditions of employment that
the employee may be required to reside on Ebeye
Island.
(3) The Office of the Attorney-General, the Department of the
Public Defender and the High Court may provide for a rotation or other
arrangement by which the members of that office may each be assigned and reside
for a specified period of time on Ebeye Island; provided,
however, that no more
than one Attorney-General, Justice of the High Court or Public Defender may be
resident on Ebeye at more than
one point in time. [P.L
1991-108.]
§704. Expenses.
The expenses associated
with the establishment and maintenance of residences as required by this Act,
including the costs of housing,
court and office space, transportation, the
hiring of additional personnel as necessary and incidental expenses, shall be
payable
out of money appropriated for that purpose by the Appropriation Act or a
Supplementary Appropriation Act for each year, provided,
however, that if no
such appropriation is made, such expenses shall be payable in that financial
year as a charge on the General
Fund. [P.L. 1991-108,
§4.]
§705. Effective date.
This Act shall not
take effect until such time as the Cabinet determines that funds, personnel and
facilities, as necessary, are available
to implement this Act, as signified by
Cabinet Minute. [P.L. 1991-108, §5.]
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