JUDICIAL ADVISORY COUNCIL

Creates the Judicial Advisory Council Act. Creates a Judicial Advisory Council consisting of 16 members. Provides that 10 members of the Council shall be members of the General Assembly: 3 Senators chosen by the President of the Senate, 2 Senators chosen by the Minority Leader of the Senate, 3 Representatives chosen by the Speaker, and 2 Representatives chosen by the Minority Leader of the House. Provides that 6 members of the Council shall be chosen by the Supreme Court. Provides that the Council may study the laws of this State relating to judicial organization, criminal law, criminal procedure, and civil procedure; the functioning of the courts of the State, both internally and in relation to all other public agencies in the State whose work connects with that of the courts; the rules of the courts; and the administrative methods employed by the courts. Further provides that the Council shall make reports and may suggest legislation.