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the days are long, and that each day is like an hour, an
hour in which the minutes are long.
The purpose of bail now, tomorrow, and yester-
day was to allow a an under our system of juris rdence
who has not been frund guilty to go free until he „s.
Deleg ; Grant said there were a couple of con-
siderations about " tether or not a man ought to be able
to go free on bai One had to do with the finding of
guilt, and we did :.ot reach it until a later date. The
other had to do wit-i whether or not he is apt to be a
harm to his community, public peace, whatever that is. I
suggest to you that if we assume as we are supposed to
assume that he doesn't, that he didn't do that which he
has been accu."ed of doing, there would be very little
doubt in most of our minds as to whether or not he should
be allowed to remain free until he is tried. I like this
amendment, the sen'- of it.
The part. I don't like is the part about public
peace. I disagree with Judge Child and I disagree appar-
er-L-Ly with so--: 5 of this Cor.vention who ear'i-r
moved to s"i - - right of bail from the Maryland