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entirely feasible, possible, and desirable to make
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arrangement for chief judge or administrative officer
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to arrange for them to continue serving, but no longer
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than in the opinion of the presiding judge they can
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render useful service. That is the way it ought to be.
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THE CHAIRMAN: You say 70 is the proper age,
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or perhaps with a change in medical standard and longer
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lives, that the age night be increased?
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MR. WINTERS: Well, I suppose perhaps it
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could be, but with proper provision for assignment of
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retired judges to special service. I do not think that
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is too important a point. I think 70 is all right.
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MR. MARTINEAU: Do you think that age ought
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to be constitutionally fixed?
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MR. WINTERS: Oh, maybe not. I tend to shy
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away from putting any specifics in constitutions, but
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that is so universal and standard, I do not think it
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would do any harm to put that in.
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MRS. BOTHE: We were concerned if it were not
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in the constitution, the legislature would perennially
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change the age to accommodate the judges.
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