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the culprit is always afraid to come before the judges
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of the Orphans Court of Baltimore City sitting as judges
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with robes. They feel that they just won't do it.
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I am also in favor of a judge handling all
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of the guardianships, which we have problems with, and
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money subject to order of court.
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I feel again this is as important or more
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important than any of the People's Court cases. More
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important that the Magistrate cases. This is big money
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involved. We had one in today where commission alone was
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$120,000. We have an opinion to write, Judge Colgan
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and I, we are going to finish it, implied revocation
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of a will. We had one we just wrote a small opinion and
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order on. What was the question?
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JUDGE COLGAN; This question was whether all
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of Chapter 10 of the Rules of the Court of Appeals apply
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to Orphans Court or just a segment.
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JUDGE FRIEDMAN: On that score I am a
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hundred per cent for any of the jurisdiction or any of
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the functions of the court should be done by a judge,
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definitely.
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