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was involved he would be authorized to take the appropriatel
action. He would not be constitutionally bound to turn thel
man loose, i
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Bothe. I
DELEGATE BOTHE: Are you then suggesting that !
a person who is arrested would be subjected to two trials, i
one by the judge to decide whether he will be peaceful
until he is tried for the offense for which he was arrested),
and the other, of course, being his principal trial? Is '
i that the plan of this amendment? I
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Grant. [
DELEGATE GRANT: I suggest to Delegate Bothe
that there be two considerations: The consideration of [
guilt and innocence is something to be determined at tc :
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trial. However, there is often another consideration i
and that is, Dublin peace, and public peace is sonething
that can or cannot be affected by the manner of granting
bail. This allows the judge judicial discretion. I point
out this is not unfair judicial discretion but judicial '
discretion witi '"i '-. rcc.'.izc l.cral concept?
T'iE CHAIRMAN: Delegate othe.