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court to equal the Supreme Bench but I am against rotating
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testamentary work in any court. This is my personal
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opinion. I think, with all due respect, from my
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experience and from the work that comes into the court.
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I think it is better for the lawyers, better for the lay-
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men, better for everybody concerned that probate courts
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should be a separate court.
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MR. SYKES: By separate court, you mean the
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judges stay there. If it is a separate division of a
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general court of general jurisdiction, it would be satis-
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factory to you provided the judges stayed there and
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didn't rotate?
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JUDGE FRIEDMAN: Again I can't talk for
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Judge Colgan or Judge DiDomenico, he is not here, they
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are sitting judges too. They ran and they do a good job.
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I am sure that I want to protect them as much as I want
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to protect myself. I could have come here myself
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and talked just for Danny Friedman. I am talking as
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a court, not as an individual.
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MR. SYKES: In either capacity, or in
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both, is it your position that it would be satisfactory
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