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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Johnson, Delegate
Mudd has left to him now only three minutes of controlled
debate. The Chair suggests that now would be the time
for you to conclude your debate or call on someone else
to do so.
DELEGATE JOHNSON: Thank you very much, Mr.
Chairman.
Unfortunately, fellow Delegates, you are being
asked to consider a matter that really is not relevant
to the question, I submit.
The majority implies it is the minority's
intention to destroy the unified judicial court system.
That is certainly not the case. That is certainly not our
intention, and even if it were our intention, we could
not do so by adopting the language in the majority report,
which we have approved, and urge.
In our amendment. Section 5.0I would read as
follows:
The judicial power of the state is vested in a
unified judicial system, comoosed of the court of appeals,
the intermediate appellate court, the superior court,
the district court, and other courts, as may be provided