you go you might go out and do it again. I don't think we
run that kind of country. I hope not. I don't think
that is any ground for any man, again judges are men, to
make that decision, if a man has not yet been convicted,
no matter if he was convicted a hundred times before for
not
a hundred other crimes, he should/be able to be held in
jail until such time as the judge gets around to confirm-
ing what he has already found in his own mind.
THE CHAIRMAN; Delegate Kiefer, do you desire
to comment?
DELEGATE KIEFER s I will yield to Delegate
Child.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Child.
DELEGATE BOYCE; Mr. Chairman --
DELEGATE CHILD: Mr. Chairman, I don't want to
prolong the argument.
THE CHAIRMAN: For what purpose does Delegate
Boyce rise?
DELEGATE BOYCE: Shouldn't Chairman Kiefer
yield to the majority author of this thing rather than the
minority author? This is a point of personal privilege.