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probably have all the guarantees and all the protections
of this Constitution without any provision being made
for them.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Child.
DELEGATE CHILD: In other words, as I understand
it, you can get the same rights from the Maryland Legislature
that you now ask us to include in thebill of rights?
DELEGATE ROTHE: The MaiByland Legislature would
not so much confer the rights as implement them. For those
of us to declare those rights which we are to live by
in thisState--
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Child.
DELEGATE CHILD: My question. Delegate Bothe,
does the legislature have the power to enact legislation
which would accomplish the same provision which you
asked for to be included in the Bill of Rights now.
DELEGATE ROTHE; Of course it odes.
DELEGATE CHILD: So that this matter could be
accomplished by the Legislature without inclusion in the
Bill of Rights, is that correct?
DELEGATE BOTHE: Judge Child, there is utterly