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Delegate Moser and that then both Delegate Bamberger and
Delegate Moser voted against the Clagett amendment which
would have required uniform treatment throughout the State.
I say don't put it in the Constitution.
This will allow Maryland to do whatever it
needs to to protect the subdivisions.
DELEGATE CLARK; Delegate Bamberger.
DELEGATE BAMBERGER: I rise on a statement of
personal privilege. I feel I have to reply to the big
lawyer from whatever place he comes from.
I have no idea what may be the position of any
partners or associates in my law office or of the City of
Baltimore with respect to sovereign immunity.
For myself, I am opposed to the concept of
sovereign immunity. My only position is that I believe
that it is a question on which we do not have the facts and
I therefore only urge that we leave the question to be
decided by the General Assembly when they had some idea of
what grievance it inflicted upon the people and what cost
it might inflict upon political subdivisions.
DELEGATE CLARK: Any further discussions?