Which requirement for the Ohio Supreme Court justices was removed in the 1851 Constitution?

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Dmitrij [34]3 years ago

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Answer:

Judges were no longer required to meet at least once a year in each county.

Explanation:

The Ohio Constitution of 1803, has many acts, among many of its acts was the requirement of Supreme Court Justices to hold court in each of Ohio's counties at a minimum of once per year.

However, by 1851, the number of counties had increased to the extent that it can no longer be possible for the Supreme Court Justices to satisfy this duty. Hence, this commitment was eliminated under the original constitution.

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