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election, then?
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MR. WINTERS: No.
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THE CHAIRMAN: It could not be done.
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MR. MAr.TINEAU: The commission would not
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recommend someone else to run in an election, the
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commission would recommend someone who would be
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appointed by the governor to be judge, and then at the
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next general election would stand for the election to
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the six-year term. Is that not correct?
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MR. WINTERS: Yes.
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MR. GORY: Has there ever been any case that
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you know of where lawyers have been rejected by the
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voters?
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MR. WINTERS: There was one, the situation
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that really had a great deal to do with the adoption of
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the Missouri Plan was the well-known reign of Boss Tom
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Pendergast in Kansas City, who had very tight control
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over politics in that city, and to some extent through-
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out the state. And he had his men everywhere in office,
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including the judiciary. And one of his men came up
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for reelection in the first election r.fter the adoption
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