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1	three, four, five counties, I would think, three or four
2	counties certainly, in a district.
5	MR. ENEY: Could you do it by a minimum.
4	population standard?
5	JUDGE RASIN: Yes. Perhaps you could on that
6	basis.
7	MR. ENEY: What I was gettinc at, your objec-
8	tion to it was, instead of working out districts for the
9	State, you could soy by county to county, total popula-
10	tion, which was not less than so much so that in a large
11	county, it could be counted as one?
12	JUDGE RAS1N: Yes.
13	THE CHAIRMAN: One thing the State Bar was
14	quite unanimous about and that was that there should be
15	at least one resident judge in each county.
16	JUDGE RASIN: I agree.
17	THE CHAIRMAN: Your thought is that that resi-
18	dent judge would be elected not only by his county, by
19	the county residents, county voters, but by a combination
20	of counties?
21	JUDGE RASIN: Yes.