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idea of the three-level court, making the People's Court
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an addition of the Circuit Court? This has been done
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in Illinois, apparently quite successfully.
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THE CHAIRMAN: It was considered. In our
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opinion, the four-level court system is tetter.
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JUDGE FAIRBANKS: Is there any possibility we
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can get a different name than People's Court? I know
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that you have indicated it here. It seems to me there
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ought to be someone with enough ingenuity in this group
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to think of something other than the People's Court.
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THE CHAIRMAN: That sane sentiment vms voiced
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at the State Bar Association just this past weekend. The
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State Bar Committee, I think, recommends that the names
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of the fourth level of courts be called District Courts.
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Our present thinking is that that could be confused or
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confusing with the Federal District Courts. We don't have
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any strong feeling about it. We have the same reservations
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about using that nane that you have mentioned. It is one
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of the situations where a rose by any other name, I sup-
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pose, but if you can suggest some other name other then
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People's Court or District Court, we would be glad to
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