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adequate and sufficiently flexible within rule'naking
power of the Court of Appeals to provide the facility and
the manpower necessary to accommodate the needs of any
particular jurisdiction in the matter of a specialty
court. Suggestions brought before the committee were for
Tax Court, Court of Claims, Housing Court, Family Court,
and specialty courts of such jurisdiction.
Obviously there is at the moment in some limited
areas a need to accommodate the specialties in those
areas. However, the mandate in the Constitution, provi-
sion for those courts needed only in certain areas, per-
haps only temporarily, would in the view of the majority
be an unnecessary constitutional provision.
We are confident that the wide latitude allowed
in the matter of creating functional divisions can accom-
modate the need for such specialty courts.
In the matter of the District Courts, there
WBS considerable discussion in our compittee and testimony
to support the need for a District Court in every county.
Our committee was requested by several persuasive wit-
nesses to make provision in the Constitution for a Distric