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DELEGATE MUDD: I think so, yes.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Leila.
DELEGATE DELLA: When the intermediate court
was created, did the legislature say how many judges shall
form a panel?
THE CHAIRMAN: Could you indicate more clearly
by the legislature saying so? Do you mean by Constitu-
tional amendment?
DELEGATE DELLA: By statute.
THE CHAIRMAN: I am not sure Delegate Mudd
understood your prior question. Would you restate
your first question?
DELEGATE DELLA: When the Court of Appeals was
increased from five to seven, didn't the legislature say
that there shall be four judges to hear a case?
DELEGATE MUDD: My recollection. Delegate Della
is that it is in the Constitution.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Della.
DELEGATE DELLA: Didn't the legislature in
that Constitutional amendment place in that Constitution
that four judges shall hear a case?