32 /Constitutional Convention Debates

Judicial Disabilities Commission, 1132-

boards, 2558-2559; oaths, 2369; supervi-

1138, 2786-2787

sion of elections, 2836-2837; voting age,

Judicial Nominating Commissions, 1043-

1910

1047, 2790-2792

Kiefer, Del. Richard W., bail, 2226, 2228;

Judiciary, 839-875, 878-948, 951-978, 981-

bill of rights, 2054-2062, 2118-2141;

1008, 1013-1081, 1086-1111, 1113-1148,

Board of Public Works, 1440-1441; civil

1151-1180, 1182-1204, 2761-2804; admin-

rights of convicted persons, 2267; collec-

istration, 1161-1162; appellate courts

tive bargaining, 2303-2304, 2306-2307,

nominating commission, 1065-1075; ap-

2321, 2922-2923, 3041-3042, 3050-3052,

pointment of members of, 1139-1141;

3054, 3302; composition of General As-

compensation of judges, 1127-1130;

sembly, 515; convention holiday, 247;

court structure, 2771-2773; disabilities

criminal court juries, 2891-2892; cruel

commission, 1132-1138; district court

and unusual punishment, 2267-2268; dis-

clerks, 1162-1165; lawyer poll on judges,

crimination, 2171-2172, 2183-2184; dis-

1112-1117, 1119-1121, 1141-1148; nomi-

qualification from officeholding, 2383;

nating commissions for judges, 1087-

double jeopardy, 3242; due process,

1095, 1098-1103; political contributions

2186; due process in legislative and execu-

by judges, 1125-1127; right of removal,

tive investigations, 2470; economic op-

1182-1189; rule-making power, 1178-

portunity, 2431, 2433-2434, 2890; emi-

1179; restrictions on judicial activity,

nent domain, 2273, 2275, 2326-2330,

1130-1131; retirement of judges, 1122-

2332-2333, 2335, 2895-2896, 2900, 3240;

1125; state financing of, 2677-2678; su-

freedom of information, 2485-2486,

perior court clerks, 1 166-1 178; temporary

2489, 2911, 2913, 2934; government in-

reassignment of judges, 1191-1192; trial

vestigations, 3315; grand juries, 2454,

courts nominating commission, 1086-

2680; imprisonment for debt, 2465,

1087; written opinions of judges, 1189-

2682-2685, 2879-2880, 2915-2916, 2919-

1191

2920; judicial appointments, 1063-1064;

Juries, grand, 2452-2462, 2680, 2692-2696

judicial right of removal, 1183-1184;

Juries in criminal cases, 2345-2347, 2349-

juries in civil cases, 2919; juries in crimi-

2451, 2678-2679, 2685-2692, 2936-2937,

nal cases, 2678-2679; jury trials, 2196-

3062-3065

2197, 2233, 2238, 2240-2241, 2249-2250,

Jury trials, 2060-2061, 2131-2136, 2194-

2257-2259, 2342; plural officeholding,

2201, 2230-2242, 2247-2250, 2257-2265,

2377, 2380; plural officeholding in Gen-

2341-2343

eral Assembly, 611-612; powers reserved

to states, 2352; preamble, 2120-2121,

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2147; privacy rights, 2882, 2884; right of

removal in criminal cases, 2462-2463;

Kahl, Del. Susan M., composition of Gen-

rights of accused persons, 2203-2205;

eral Assembly, 521; court structure, 886-

search and seizure, 2189, 2193; separa-

887; district court commissioners, 942;

tion of powers, 2356-2357; sex discrimi-

judicial appointments, 1037; referen-

nation, 2176-2177; sovereign immunity,

dum, 702

2390-2391, 2395-2396, 2398, 2405,

Kesler, Rev. Dean, invocation, 3196

3243-3244; supremacy of U.S. Constitu-

Kessler, Rev. Robert L., invocation, 733-

tion, 2350-2351

734

Kirk, Samuel & Son, 3393

Key, Del. Addie J., consumer protection,

Kirkland, Del. Arthur W., collective bar-

1204-1205, 1207-1212, 1216-1217, 2662-

gaining, 2923, 3057; composition of Gen-

2663; disqualification from voting, 1970-

eral Assembly, 514, 521, 542; court struc-

1972; district court, 977; economic op-

ture, 2771-2772; delegate committee

portunity, 2439, 2907; education, 2533;

votes, 287, 290, 292; education, 2531-

fractional voting in House of Delegates,

2532; equal opportunity in education,

560-561; judicial appointments, 1041; ju-

2545; freedom of information, 2492; gu-

dicial nominating commissions, 1046;

bernatorial appointments, 2970; local

lawyer poll on judges, 1143; local school

school boards, 2558; lotteries, 1709; ref-