3
2
3
4
6
7
Q
9
10
11
11'
17
14
15
16
17
16
19
'10
21

continuation of that business exclusively, because it is
impossible to know what the needs will be.
I shall support the amendment.
THE CHAIRMAN: Thank you.
Delegate Mudd, would you yield to a question from
Delegate Beatrice Miller?
DELEGATE MUUD: Yes, Mr. Chairman.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Miller, there is avail-
able just one minute. Jf you could state your question
quickly and let Delegate Mudd answer it.
DELEGATE B. MILLER: Could you tell us precisely
just what the word "exclusively" would prevent the legis-
lature from doing and why the majority has put it in.
DELEGATE MUDD: Well, in answer to that question,
Delegate Miller, it has been put in to emphasize, I
should say, exactly what has existed under the present
Maryland Constitution, as very ably explained by Delegate
Case a couple of minutes ago.
The situation under the present Constitution is
that the word "exclusively" is not therein contained,
but the judicial power of the state is vested in certain