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Section 10. Until otherwise provided by law, the seal now in use in the Supreme Court of the Territory, shall be the seal of the Supreme Court of the State, except that the word “State”, shall be substituted for the word “Territory” on said seal. The seal of the superior courts of the several counties of the State, until otherwise provided by law, shall be the vignette of Abraham Lincoln, with the words “Seal of the Superior Court of ______ County, State of Arizona, surrounding the vignette. The seal of municipalities, and of all county officers, in the Territory, shall be the seals of such municipalities and county officers, respectively, under the State, until otherwise provided by law, except that the word “Territory”, or “Territory of Arizona”, be changed to read “State” or “State of Arizona”, where the same may appear on any such seals.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - Arizona Constitution Art. XXII § 10. Seals of supreme court, superior courts, municipalities, and county officers - last updated January 01, 2025 | https://codes.findlaw.com/az/arizona-constitution/az-const-art-xxii-sect-10/
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