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is remitted to the City, and remits the balance to the
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Sheriff. The Sheriff, in turn, deducts six per cent, which
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deduction is separately accounted for and later turned over
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to the City, and remits the balance remaining either to the
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City or State, depending on the nature of the fine."
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Here we have a multiple handling of —
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DR. JENKINS: Is this a statutory provision?
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MR. BENTON: Yes, sir. Now, here we have a
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multiplicity of handling funds by various offices, a
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deduction from the top by percentage by each.
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MR. BOND: How does this apply to the
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Constitution?
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MR. BENTON: I'm not certain whether there is
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any —
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MR. BOND: Go ahead. I'm sorry.
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MR. BENTON: -- Whether the constitutional
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provision would sanction the present practice. I am
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suggesting that the Constitution provide that these be
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State offices.
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MR. BOND: I see. Thank you.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Actually, for example, how it
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