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JUDGE CARTER: Vernon, 1 think it is a state-
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wide court, and I think there ought to be some language
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written into it. I didn't realize that there was this
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qualifying phrase attached to the amendment, as the Legis-
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lature may otherwise provide. As I recall before the
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Judicial Committee of the Senate, the matter of districts
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was rather fully inquired into and approved. I think
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yes. I don't know. Maybe if it is going to be a court
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without maximum numbers, it might present a difficult
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fact in the picture. I think there should be some safe-
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guard in geographical limits in the section. I am not
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prepared to suggest any particular language. I think
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maybe the division as set forth in the amendment would be
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a good beginning.
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MR. SYKES: Would the fact the court has to
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pass on criminal sentences, for example, be a reasonable
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approach to the geographic approach?
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JUDGE CARTER: I would think so. There are
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five members, I believe.
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MR. KART1NEAU: Judge Carter, we finally dis-
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covered a copy of Chapters 10, 11 and 12 in the Act of
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