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JUDGE WARNKEN: I raise the question. I
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haven't looked into it. I only raise it because I think
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that is important, and I would like this comment. I
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would make this comment. I think the effectiveness of
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this proposed addition to our laws is not in how many
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coses are tried but to have somebody, some commission or
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something to which complaints can be made and be able
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through the commission to contact the judge, in other
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words, the power to do that is a salutary one, which
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will get more results than the hearings that will be con-
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ducted by anybody, even the Court of Appeals or anybody
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else. That is precisely what happened in California. I
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am thoroughly familiar with that. I might mention, in-
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cidentally, that the Federal Government, Senator Tydings1
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Committee, is going into that very subject with respect
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to Federal judges, and I have been asked to conae over
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this Thursday and testify about our Maryland Plan which
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they learned about.
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I don't want to go into it in any detail. I
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just throw that out to you. It ought to be set up in such
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a way that it can have that salutary effect of disciplining
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