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somwhftt chaotic. There are jurisdictions, so our con-
aittee was told, where the problem today in not being
able to keep up with the case load is not lack of nanpower
but lack of facilities. If the political subdivision is
financially unable or is for some reason unwilling to
provide necessary facilities to allow proper administra-
tion of justice, then the legislature in its wisdom in
providing additional judges of course cannot do the full
job and therefore it seems imperative that the state
recognize as its full and complete financial responsi-
bility the ttatter of the proper administration of justice
in this state.
Also, I should say that the committee had before
it iiveral delegate proposals suggesting specialty
courts, or courts other than those created in the four-tie
system reconnended by the committee.
We would like to assure you that we are not un-
fty)?thetic with the need for specialty courts perhaps
at some jurisdiction at the moment and perhaps to a greate
extent in the foreseeable future. We feel, however, that
the allowance for functional division should be entirely