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Current as of: 2011
§ 17.1-900Definitions and application of chapter
§ 17.1-901Commission created; membership and terms of office
§ 17.1-902Powers and duties of Commission generally
§ 17.1-903Officers and employees; experts and reporters; witnesses; legal counsel
§ 17.1-904Compensation and expenses
§ 17.1-905Annual report
§ 17.1-906Jurisdiction of Supreme Court
§ 17.1-907Oaths; inspection of books and records; subpoenas
§ 17.1-908Scope of process
§ 17.1-909Order compelling witness to attend and testify
§ 17.1-910Depositions
§ 17.1-911Suspension of judge
§ 17.1-912Physical or mental examination
§ 17.1-913Confidentiality of papers and proceedings
§ 17.1-914Privilege
§ 17.1-915Witness fees; mileage; exception
§ 17.1-916Costs
§ 17.1-917Assistance and information
§ 17.1-918Transmission of certain information to Virginia State Bar, House and Senate Committees for Courts o...
§ 17.1-919Service of process; execution of orders

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U.S. Code Title 28 > Part I > Chapter 17 - Resignation And Retirement Of Justices And Judges
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