Morse v. Moxley

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• holding that while the chief judge could generally compel the clerk or deputy clerks to attend court] he exceeded his authority by issuing an administrative order directing specific deputy clerks to attend specific sessions of court
• considering challenge to administrative order in which chief judge sought to control assignment of trial clerks as in excess of chief judge's authority, after Wild

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