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DELEGATE HANSON: He said in cases of impeach-

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ment and particularly in cases in which either no crime

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as normally defined has been committed or at least no

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conviction for an alleged crime can be obtained.

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DELEGATE BOYER: We thought that the judges"

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experience tended to permit them a high degree of

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insulation from the issues of personality and that their

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specialized training would probably allow them to

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impartially conduct such proceedings if it ever became

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necessary. I think this is highly improbable, but not

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entirely impossible that the situation might arise.

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THE CHAIRMAN: Any other questions?

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Delegate Boyer, the Chair would like to ask a

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question in view of the last question asked by Delegate

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Hanson.

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Isn't it true this section is limited to

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impeachment in cases of serious crimes or serious

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misconduct in office?

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DELEGATE BOYER: Yes, sir.

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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Bamberger?

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DELEGATE BAMBERGER: Mr. Chairman, would the