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look ahead, as you suggest, and this is a different point
which we are straddling. If you look ahead, it will be
more and more of a bureaucratic society, where more and
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more decision making will be made by boards, as they are
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today, various regulatory commissions and boards that
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make decisions.
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Now, the last Constitution has a provision
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that protects the citizens on the power of investigatory
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commi ssions of the executive and legislative branch,
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which protects the people, which they don't currently
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have .
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MR. SYKES: Are you sure of it?
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MRS. FREEDLANDER: In most state constitutions
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aside from Alaska. For instance, Alaska states the right
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of all persons to fair and just treatment in the course
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of legislative investigation shall not infringed upon.
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This is one of the bill of rights put out by the Municip.
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League. Is this the kind of provision you think we should
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consider in looking ahead?
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MR. SYKES: I think the due process clause
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and the general attitude of the courts toward administrative
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