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MR. MARTINEAU: Don't you think that would be
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a more appropriate name for the court of general original
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jurisdiction, in other words, the Circuit Court?
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MR. REDDEN: No; maybe I like the historical
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aura that comes with the continued designation of our
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court of general jurisdiction as the Circuit Court.
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JUDGE PRENDERGAST: I suggest that is not
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original. That is used as a court martial court. That
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was a summary court, which is the name that would then
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be applied to the Circuit Court.
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for
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MR. MARTINEAU: It is also used in Massachusetts
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the Legislature.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Thank you.
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JUDGE CARTER: Might I ask this question, if
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it is the considered judgment of this Commission that
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the Orphans' Court ought to be put under the jurisdiction
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of the Circuit Court and not under the jurisdiction of
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People's Court, is these any objection to saying so?
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MR. ENEY: Yes. We don't want to spell every-
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thing out in the Constitution.
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JUDGE CARTER: How far is it you are thinking
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