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tofore been the rule and been the workout of the situation
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I would like something on that.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Judge Carter, the tentative
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thinking of the majority of the Connittee is that the
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matter of districting and residents' requirements is
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something that should be left to the Legislature.
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JUDGE CARTER: Then you get right back to
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where you are now in the reapportionment business and the
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end result of that is that the rural areas of your State
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are going to be unrepresented, in all probability. That
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seems to me to be an undesirable thing. I don't see
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any reason why you should spell out in this Constitution
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all amendments concerning the Special Court of Appeals,
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very definitely districts that are invaded before the
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Bar Association, the Legislature and should respectively be
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omitted from this draft of the Constitution.
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THE CHAIRMAN: 1 think the constitutional
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amendment does not spell it out. It is in the statutory
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portion.
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JUDGE CARTER: That was the understanding, I
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think, of the Legislative Committees that passed on it.
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