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1	matter of -aising it. Would it make any difference if
2	this court was complete within a division of a total
3	court system?
4	JUDGE FRIEDMAN: No, I am not against
5	that personally. I am not for rotating it.
6	MR.: HARGROVE: Not for rotating judges?
7	JUDGE FRIEDMAN: That is right, because of
8	my experience, I keep on saying I because of my experience,
9	I find, I am not ashamed, I should be proud, I get calls
10	from the judges of the Supreme Bench and they come down
11	to talk to me on these natters, not because they are not
12	good judges, they just don't meet these problems everyday.
13	What it took Judge Colgan a year and a half to learn
14	and took me twelve years to learn, I am sure the
15	judges of a higher court or equal court to us are
16	not going to learn within a year or two. You give them
17	a year to rotate, next one coir.es in with the same
18	problem, he will run to somebody else to ask them, what
19	can I do about it? I am not saying the threr judges in
20	Orphans Court now are the smartest in testamentary lae
21	but I feel we do have experience and we can do a job.