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called. I didn't mean to call Mr. Eney to defend our-
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selves but to explain to the Subcommittee what work the
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Orphans Court of Baltimore City does. I am only talking
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about the Orphans Court of Baltimore City, not the
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counties.
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Mr. Eney very graciously said he would give
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us a hearing any time we wanted before this Committee.
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I want to also make plain that the Committee
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consists of, I have the names. Robert Martineau, Mrs.
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Bothe, you have the names, 17ith all due respect to this
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Committee in my twelve years as Judge in the Court, the
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Committee, not to criticize the Committee, but the
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Committee, as it stands now, have never had a lucrative
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practice or practice in the Court. I am sure that the
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firms of some of these young men have practice in the
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Orphans Court. That is one of the reasons that I felt
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slighted for not being called to be heard.
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Now we are here, and just very briefly the
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Orphans Court sits five days a week. The Judges are in
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their chambers at 9:15. We leave when all the work of
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the day is finished . I personally am there from 3 to 4
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