Yelle v. Kramer
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Foreword
Weaver, C.J.*
When each member of the Washington State Supreme Court announced his disqualification because of a personal interest in the decision to be made in this case, it was submitted to a pro tempore Supreme Court composed of two retired Supreme Court justices and seven retired Superior Court judges.
In 1962, amendment 38 was added to article 4 of our state constitution. It provides:
When necessary for the prompt and orderly administration of justice a majority of the Supreme Court is *466empowered to authorize judges or retired judges of courts of record of this state, to perform,…
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