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10,205
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in the sense of ejectment cases or suits on contract.
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All other cases are cases at law. That is a very
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inaccurate, very inadequate explanation of the difference
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but it gives you some vague idea.
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Are you ready for the question?
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Delegate Cicone.
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DELEGATE CICONE: Mr. Chairman, I would like
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to speak in opposition to this, if I may, and I might
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explain, I am not an attorney, but as I have said
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before, I have worked in law offices for a long time and
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I have heard it stated here that the great concern here
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is for the litigants, which may be very well, but also I
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think the danger of this, and I have seen it used by
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lawyers to remove a case until they get the judge they
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want. I know the argument now is that we have assignment
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clerks, but believe me., it can be done, and I have seen
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it used for just that purpose, because I know in preparing
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cases, and in helping to prepare them and have them ready
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to go to trial, with witnesses coming in from out of
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state, and then for no particular reason at all, it is
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an absolutely known fact, that these cases have been
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