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DELEGATE MUDD; Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
I respectfully disagree, ladies and gentlemen
of the committee, with two observations by the distinguishec
Delegate Johnson who speaks for the minority.
It seems to me that this is a "gut" issue.
It goes to the core of the overall idea of the majority.
We do not imply that it is the intention of the
minority at this time or at any future time to disrupt
or impair in any way the unified court structure proposed
by the majority report.
We do suggest that by this amendment the
minority may inadvertently open the gates to the
legislature, not necessarily now, but in the years to
come, unintentionally create a special court that could
completely disrupt the orderly housekeeping responsibili-
ties of a unified, uniform court structure.
It is that fear which vrompts the majority
to urge you to vote against this amendment, which in our
humble judgment is the key responsibility of the majority
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