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of the courts, I think, but as I said, we don't have any
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real strong feeling about it one way or the other. It
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is just a name. Kow do some of the others feel about
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that? Do you have any strong feelings about it one way
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or the other?
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JUDGE PROCTOR: Is the proper name of the
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Federal Court, District Court, or isn't it the United
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States Court for the District?
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THE CHAIRMAN: United States District Court.
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JUDGE FAIRBANKS: With your permission, I will
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think up a few names, put them in writing and send them
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to you for whatever use you want to make of thorn. I am
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not opposed to this name absolutely, but I thought since
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we are changing the general character and concept of the
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court, now might be a good time to change the name, too.
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THE CHAIRMAN: We certainly would appreciate
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any suggestions along that line. We don't want to spend
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too much time on names. You will notice that the name that
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we have tentatively adopted for the highest court is the
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Supreme Court of Appeals. That is as the comment indicates
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is sort of a compromise between tradition and function.
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