particular type of case?
DELEGATE CLARK: Delegate Morgan.
DELEGATE MORGAN: I understand the governor has
exercised that power under the existing Constitution,
without any specific authority for it, and I am assuming
i
he could exercise that power, just a general power as
chief executive under the Executive Order in the new Con-
stitution.
' We have also provided that the state's attorneys,
their powers and duties and qualifications and everything
except the fact that they are popularly elected, would
be under the control of the General Assembly and the
General Assembly would have full power to specifically
authorize the governor to remove or require the state's
attorney to step aside in any given case.
DELEGATE CLARK; Delegate Bennett.
DELEGATE BENNETT: Don't you think it would be
desirable to put something about that specifically in the
last sentence relating to the state's attorney because that
would certainly be a controversial case.
If you want the governor to have that power, why