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DELEGATE BUSHONG: Delegate Mudd, do you contem-
plate the District Court shall be a court of record?
DELEGATE MUDD: Me have a memo on that. Delegate
Bushong, from our very able staff roan and that can be
done by the legislature.
It is our thought that probably all four of the»<
courts will probably be courts of record.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Blair.
DELEGATE BLAIR: Delegate Mudd, do you have any
statistics as to number of People's Courts and Municipal
Courts that you have to compare in ratio to the number of
District judges that may be necessary to compensate the
manning of these courts?
DELEGATE MUDD: We obtained a wealth of infor-
mation on that and I have forgotten how much of it is
set forth in our memorandum. I do not believe it is.
I night say we had a subcommittee of the Com-
mittee on the Judicial Branch headed by Delegate Bradshaw
to try to evaluate the cost to the state of taking over
and providing the manpower for the system we propose.