OPINION
DIETZEN, Judge.
Appellant challenges the denial of his petition for postconviction relief, arguing that the 2002 appointment of the Honorable H. Richard Hopper, formerly a district court judge, by the chief justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court to preside over criminal charges against appellant was unconstitutional because Judge Hopper was not a "retired judge" within the meaning of article VI, section 10 of the Minnesota Constitution and the applicable...
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