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DELEGATE MOORE: That was true of Montgomery.
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SENATOR JAMES: Montgomery, too. So, you get
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these artificial limits and you can run into situations -
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THE CHAIRMAN: Hov; would you write it in the
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Constitution, if you were rewriting it? Would you leave
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it to statute?
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SENATOR JAMES: I'm not sure, but --
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MR. ENEY: Look at Question 10 and --
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SENATOR JAMES: With that experience under my
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belt, I'm a little bit leery of maximums and minimuras.
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THE CHAIRMAN: You wouldn't write it in the
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Constitution?
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SENATOR JAMES: No.
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MR. ENEY: Which of these elements in Question
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10 do you think might be or might not be in the Consti-
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tution?
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SENATOR JAMES: Are you shifting?
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MR. ENEY: No, the same thing.
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SENATOR JAMES: What constitutional guidelines
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should be used for apportionment and districting? Well,
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equal, compact and contiguous, I think, are the legal
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