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Court of Appeals by assigning a judge to the People's
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Court or the General Trial Court on a particular case?
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JUDGE NILES: Mr. Chairman, would this problem
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be solved by putting in the usual provisions, subject
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to such rules as may be adopted by the Supreme Court ox-
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subject to law? That is. to say, that the Legislature
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could say you couldn't put a judge of the present Court
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of Appeals into the People's Court or you couldn't put
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a judge of the People's Court into the Court of Appeals.
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That is, work it out by statute rather than by constitu-
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tion?
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THE CHAIRMAN: That would be one possibility.
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As I said, the fact that we don't make any affirmative
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comment about any of the suggestions doesn't necessarily
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mean that we may not adopt them or contrarywise , we may
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not consider them wise.
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Let's go to the rulemaking power .
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MR. ENEY: Could we come back to this a moment?
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I would like to clarify one thing. Judge Prendergast,
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would you feel that the limitation on the assignment of
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judges should only be such as to have the People's Court
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