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that there may be some better words, and I would yield the
floor to Delegate Bamberger to see if he hasn't come up
with some.
THE CHAIRMAN: Very well. Delegate Bamberger.
DELEGATE BAMBERGER: Mr. Chairman, with the unders-
standing that the amendment that I proposed before and the
explanation of that amendment expressed the intent of the
proposers of Amendment 15, I withdraw that amendment.
I would now like to offer another amendment which I hope
expresses it more precisely.
On line 6, after the word "offenses," add the
words "of the type for which there was no right of trial
Y jY common law."
I will read that once more: After the word
"offenses" on line 6, add "of the type for which there was
no right of trial by jury at common law."
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Case, would you accept
the suggested modification?
DELEGATE CASE: As I understand the language ;
it would be after the word "offenses," add "of the type --"
and I didn't get the rest of it.