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THE CHAIRMAN: The chair isn't clear as
to your question. If I understand what you say, would not
the phrase in line 3, "incarceration pending hearing,"
cover the subject matter of your question?
DELEGATE WILLONER: That was my next question.
I oon*t taiw what "incarceration pending hearing" means.
Docs that mean they can release without incarceration, or
they can only incarcerate pending hearing?
DELEGATE MUDD; I think under "as prescribed i
rule" it can be both, in my opinion. On incarceration
in absence of bail, or whatever rule, the Court of Appeals
will iMk the rule.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Willoner.
DELEGATE WILLONER: You mean to foreclose the
legislature providing any other jurisdiction than what
is allegedly spelled out in that paragraph for the conaais*
sioners to exercise?
DELEGATE MUDD: Yes.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Wi Iloner.
DELEGATE WILLONER: I have another question.
You indicated in the event the counties would