Judges, eligibility to be elected or appointed further provided for, constitutional amendment

HB 450 proposes a constitutional amendment to change the age limit for individuals to be elected or appointed to a judicial office in Alabama. Currently, a person is not eligible after reaching 70 years of age. This bill would raise that age limit, allowing individuals to be elected or appointed to a judicial office until they reach 75 years of age. This proposed amendment would be put before voters in a statewide election for approval.