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you expect to result?
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THE CHAIRMAN: Just in the name, the District
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Court.
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JUDGE CURLEY: I could see if you have, let's
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say, two courts in Maryland, that is, State courts, that
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had the word District in each of their titles. To me, it
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is almost farfetched to expect any conflict between a
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Federal District Court and this kind o.C court.
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MR. ENEY: There is conflict, in the newspaper
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and the news media. They don't say District Court of the
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United States for the District of Maryland. They say
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District Court. You have States where you have this.
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Texas is one. Judge Niles, you know of other States
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where they have District Courts.
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JUDGE NILES: Massachusetts has District Courts.
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MR. ENEY: Many of them.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Another reason that we are
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leading towards the name, People's Court, is that it has
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achieved a certain acceptance in Maryland. There are a
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number of courts, as you know, a number of counties which
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use the name, and it is sort of identified with upgrading
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