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structure. Section 5.01 to 5.ll?
Delegate Chabot?
DBLEGATE CHABOT; Delegate Mudd, in view of the
stresa which you and the committee report have put on
the flexibility that is available by the use of separate
parts or seperate divisions in the Superior Court, could
you explain or perhaps I missed it, could you explain
again what the need is for having a separate fourth tier
It would seft that any functions of this fourth tier
could also be handled by the flexible separate parts or
divisions.
DELEGATE MUDD: We gave some consideration to that
thought in connection with a three-tier rather than a
four-tier structure. Delegate Chabot
It was, as I think I mentioned before, prob-
ably the compelling reason that with the maze of courts
of limited jurisdiction we have too many, and with the
limited Manpower at the Superior or Circuit Court level,
that to absorb into a fourth tier, namely the District
level, all of the courts of limited jurisdiction now
operating in the state, in many instances with