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committee is to protect the citizen.
Now, whether it is a right or not, as long as
it is done, we want it in the Constitution, you know.
Whether it belongs in as a right or as a general provision,
we need to start.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Taylor.
DELEGATE L. TAYLOR: Would you say this is a
right, the states have a responsibility within their
police power to give this protection to the citizen?
THE CHAIRMAN; Delegate Key.
DELEGATE KEY: Yes.
THE CHAIRMAN: Any further questions of the
committee?
Delegate Beatrice Miller.
DELEGATE B. MILLER; Mr. Chairman, I would like
to make a point of parliamentary inquiry, if I might.
THE CHAIRMAN: State your inquiry.
DELEGATE B. MILLER: For four and a half or five
days we have sat here and discussed legal justice and the
attention of the Convention was givento that subject. To
some of us, economic justice happens to be just as