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conflict with that due process part of the Constitution, by

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limiting removal only to cases permitted by the rule

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of the General Assembly?

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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Willoner.

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DELEGATE WILLONER: Well, it is not

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intended to be in conflict with that. I will put it that

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way.

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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Mason.

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DELEGATE MASON: I have no further question

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but it appears confusing.

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THE CHAIRMAN: Any further questions?

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Delegate Mudd, I think what the Chair was think-

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ing of was an earlier draft of some precedessor to section

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5 of R&P-l. There was in an earlier draft a provision

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that the accused was entitled to trial by an impartial jury

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in the county where the crime was perpetuated. It is not

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there now.

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Delegate Bamberger.

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DELEGATE BAMBERGER: Mr. Chairman, I would suggest

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the question Delegate Mason raised may have some validity, and

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I would ask the proposers of this amendment if they