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1	when it comes to a real question, you still have to go
2	to the judge and get something settled.
3	As long as Montgomery County was mentioned,
4	the Orphans Court was not abolished, the judges were
5	abolished. Judge Anderson was very upset, I don't know
6	the gentleman, but he did know where to go. He called
7	one of the attorneys of Baltimore City to try to set up
8	his court for him. The attorney came into our court and
9	tried to get as much information as he possibly could
10	within a couple days. They are sitting one and two
11	Circuit Court Judges in the Orphans Court of Montgomery
12	County which doesn't have probably one-fifth of the
13	work Baltimore City has. Probably interesting to lawyers,
14	I have had reports come back from right good law firms
15	that before you can get a commission or counsel fee,
16	all eight or nine Circuit Court Judges have to sit
17	on this hearing. I am sure in the future things will
18	work out, but just for that, as an example of what is
19	happening out in Montgomery County up to date, you can
20	see what could happen in Baltimore City with the crowded
21	dockets of the Supreme Bench and what would happen if