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handling certain matters before certain boards and proce-
dures are established.
Now, if a person were aggrieved by an action of
an administrative body which they felt denied them due
process, there is a procedure for appeals to courts, and
the matter would get to courts. But very definitely due
process would apply to all. This would apply to admini-
strative procedures as well as court procedures.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Grant.
DELEGATE GRANT: In view of the amendment which
we made which added the word "religion to the section,"
and in view of the fact that we turned down a further
amendment to change that to "free," do you interpret the
word "revision" to apply to situations like the Schow-
gurow case or the Mappe case?
DELEGATE KIEFER: Yes. Specifically in cases
like Schowgurow, that was the case where a person had been
indicted by a grand jury and he was a member of
I believe the Hindu faith, and because the jury was sworn
with respect to a belief in God, he felt that he was dis-
criminated against