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1	mount. What is the latter?
2	MR. RODOWSKY: The court.
3	JUDGE BRUNE: May I also suggest, I know you
4	haven't gone into this very fully, that this is one point
5	which the nature of the constitutional provision leaves
6	me somewhat more puzzled than I am under the present
7	Constitution, and I am badly not puzzled there, as to
8	what are the powers of the chief judge of the State's
9	highest court as the judicial head of the judicial system?
10	MR. ENEY: You understood this is not a draft.
11	This is a mere statement of principles.
12	JUDGE BRUNE: This unfortunately goes back to
13	Rule 7, which we had supposedly passed, but because that
14	phase of the matter seemed to me to be so tightly bound
15	up with the question of rules, I reserved the question
16	to this point, perhaps erroneously.
17	MR. ENEY: I think the statement in 8 grew
18	out of the fact that others have indicated that more
19	elaborate organization is needed. That is what is going
20	to happen under 8. Isn't that about 8, Larry?
21	JUDGE BRUNE: How far can the Chief Judge of