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to call it.
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The way this is worded, it would allow the
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type of People's Court organization proposed by the
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State Bar Association and adopted in principal at its
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recent meeting in Atlantic City. It contemplates that
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in some areas of the State it may not be necessary to
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have a court in each county, but it doesn't foreclose
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that from being done by the Legislature.
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JUDGE FAIRBANKS: Mr. Chairman, may I ask a
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question? In Subsection (a) you state, jurisdiction
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vested exclusively in the People's Court shall be uniform.
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Why do you use the words, exclusively? Why
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don't you simply say the jurisdiction vested in'the People's
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Court shall be uniform throughout the State? Isn't the
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purpose of the reform at this level certainly to make
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what is now a very ununiform system uniform and why would
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it be necessary to imply that the jurisdiction which was
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concurrent would be nonuniforrn?
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MR. RODOWKY: That is the purpose, so that in
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a metropolitan area, the concurrent jurisdiction could go
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to a higher dollar amount if the Legislature desired than
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