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last time through so we didn't have to go back. I warn
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you of this because there will be several instances. I
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think the instance before you in 1.13 is one in point. We
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are not prescribing in detail a jury. We ate providing
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for or making it possible that there be a jury. This
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"provide by law for a jury" will be explained by the
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methods that are common to it.
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The second change in this one is in line 15.
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That was in line 14. In line 15 it should be "not less
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than six nor more than twelve".
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In Section 16, I am going to try to cover
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these a little more carefully than I did the last time
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through so that each of you will see precisely what it is
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that we were trying to do.
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In the section under "Eminent Domain", 1.16,
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we added in line 38 the word "any", "to any reasonable
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limitations and restrictions". We think it reads slightly
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better.
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We did insert "Continuity of Government During
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Emergencies" as Section 1.17 and put it ahead of the final
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section of 1.18 of "Reserved Rights". I think those are
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