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favor of the amendment? .
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DELEGATE BARRICK: Mr. Chairman, I have had a
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lot of misgivings about this particular subject matter.
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I was a State's Attorney and came down here in '59 to
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introduce a bill in the Senate to take this provision out
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of our Constitution. That bill failed. I suspect the
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reason it failed was That there were too many defense
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attorneys in the legislature at the time. I believe now
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that with all the provisions that the Supreme Court has
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given to the criminals, all the advantages that he now
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receives through the recent decisions of the Supreme Court,
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that I must agree with Judge Sherbow in that we ought
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to think about the people.
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I think this is imperative now that we do take
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this out, and it will be for the benefit of the people
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and maybe help to balance the scale as far as all the
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other decisions of the Supreme Court passed recently.
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DELEGATE JAMES: Anyone wish to speak against the
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amendment?
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Delegate Storm?
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DELEGATE STORM: That little example I was
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