Proposition Summary
Assembly Constitutional Amendment 1. Adds section 10a to Article VI of Constitution. Provides that upon conviction of crime involving moral turpitude a justice or judge of any court of this State shall be suspended from office by Supreme Court and his salary shall also be suspended until conviction becomes final. Upon final conviction Supreme Court shall permanently disbar said justice or judge, remove him from office and salary shall cease from suspension. If conviction is reversed Supreme Court shall terminate suspension and justice or judge shall receive salary tor period or suspension.
Proposition Number
14
Year
1938
Document Type
Proposition
Pass/Fail
Pass
Popular Vote Results
Y: 1782350; A: 83.7; N: 346701; B: 16.3
Election Type
General Election
Proposition Type
Assembly Constitutional Amendment
Code Sections Affected
Added Cal Const. art. VI, section 10a.
For Author
Kent H. Redwine, Member of the Assembly, Fifty-seventh District; Chester F. Gannon, Member of the Assembly, Eighth District
Against Author
Robert H. Fouke, Attorney at Law, President, Young Voters League of California
Recommended Citation
REMOVAL OF JUDGES UPON CONVICTION OF CRIME California Proposition 14 (1938).
https://repository.uclawsf.edu/ca_ballot_props/382