40/Constitutional Convention Debates

qualification from voting, 2032; eco-

fractional voting in House of Delegates,

nomic opportunity, 2434; initiative, 722-

545-546, 549-551, 554; freedom of infor-

723; judicial nominating commissions,

mation, 2485; grand juries, 2460, 2693-

1087; lawyer poll on judges, 1116; mu-

2695; imprisonment for debt, 2468; judi-

nicipal elections, 1935; referendum, 689,

cial appointments, 1032-1033; judicial

699, 729; schedule of elections, 1976-

branch budget, 1850; juries in criminal

1982, 1993, 1999-2000, 2008, 2010, 2038,

cases, 2446-2448, 2687-2688; legislative

2049; unicameral legislature, 447; voting

post-audits, 376-381; loan of state credit,

age, 1893-1894

1815; local government power to tax,

Schneider, Del. Melvin L., age qualifica-

823; lotteries, 1677-1696, 1702-1703,

tion for judges, 1014-1015; appointment

1705, 1716, 1876-1877, 2866-2867, 3378,

of judges, 2789; comptroller, 1357-1358;

3382; oaths, 2370-2371; plural office-

consumer protection, 1221; court struc-

holding, 2377; public voting in General

ture, 895, 930; district court, 977; eligibil-

Assembly, 1631-1632; referendum, 704;

ity requirements for judges, 1019; free-

right of removal in civil cases, 2497; sepa-

dom of information, 2491-2492; guber-

ration of powers, 2635-2636; state

natorial appointment of judges, 1058; ju-

budget, 1819-1848, 1852-1855, 1875;

dicial appointment, 1140; judicial dis-

state indebtedness, 1791-1801, 1812-

tricts, 1022; judicial nominating commis-

1813, 2859-2860; superior court func-

sions, 1099; lawyer poll on judges, 1116,

tional divisions, 915; supplementary ap-

1146; militia, 339, 345, 348-349, 352-354;

propriations, 2869; treasurer, 1313-1314

presidential primary elections, 2052-

Sheriff, 1194-1201

2053; sheriff, 1196; state's attorneys,

Sickles, Del. Carlton R., appointment of

1525; superior court judges, 925; supervi-

committee members, 12-13; attorney gen-

sion of elections, 2836

eral, 1346-1347; Board of Public Works,

School boards, local, 2550-2561

1237-1238, 1435, 1439-1440; closing re-

Search and seizure, 2060, 2187-2194, 2881-

marks, 3433-3434; collective bargaining,

2887

2305-2306, 2324, 2905, 3046-3047, 3300-

Secretary of State, 1364-1365

3301; comptroller, 1298, 1426; consumer

Senate, 412-417, 562-564, 2958-2959

protection, 1226, 2662; delegate districts,

Senators, qualifications, 417-418

572-573; discrimination, 2170-2171; exec-

Separation of powers, 2353-2358, 2374-

utive branch reorganization, 1462-1463,

2375, 2632-2637

1468; governor's power to secure infor-

Shaw, Rev. Winslow, invocation, 86

mation, 1535-1538; gubernatorial veto,

Sherbow, Del. Joseph, agricultural land

1452; lawyer poll on judges, 1113-1114;

use, 2845-2847, 2852-2856, 2870-2871;

legislative districts, 1606; lotteries, 1728;

applicability of income taxes, 381-382;

oaths, 388, 2372-2373; plural officehold-

assessment of farm land, 1782; attorney

ing, 2379-2382; primary elections, 2018;

general, 1348; bail, 2220-2221; Board of

salary of Convention employees, 18;

Public Works, 1239-1241, 1438-1441,

treasurer, 1315; unicameral legislature,

3264-3265; bonding of officeholders,

449-450; vote required for bill passage,

2828; budget bill, 1857-1858, 1867-1869,

1625

2862-2864; collective bargaining, 2904-

Siewierski, Del. R. Skip, age qualification

2905, 3056; compensation of state offi-

of judges, 1013-1014; court structure,

cers, 1872-1873, 1876; composition of

884-885; district court commissioners,

General Assembly, 472, 529, 531-532,

939; judicial disabilities commission,

543-544; constitutional amendment,

1132; referendum, 725-726

2590, 3035; corporate charters, 2673-

Sims, Rev. Edward, invocation, 2063-2064

2674; delegate districts, 582-583; discrim-

Singer, Del. Marvin I., consumer protec-

ination, 2173; disqualification from of-

tion, 1224-1225; Court of Appeals

ficeholding, 2385-2386; election of Con-

judges, 905-906; delegate committee

vention officers, 11; election of General

votes, 288; delegate districts, 584; educa-

Assembly officers, 1597-1598, 3004; ex-

tion, 2529; eminent domain, 3238-3239;

ecutive branch reorganization, 1485;

militia, 352; separation of powers, 2635;