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making uniform the lower court structure.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Do you understand what Larry
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said about the concurrent jurisdiction?
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JUDGE FAIRBANKS: Yes, but raaybe I am not
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making myself clear. In the way it is stated hero,
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jurisdiction vested exclusively in the People's Court shell
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be uniform, the implication being concurrent jurisdiction
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is not going to be uniform.
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MR. RODOWSKY: The implication is that is a
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legislative choice.
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JUDGE FAIRBANKS: All they refer to is a mone-
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tary matter. Why don't yous reply say jurisdiction vested
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in the People's Court should be uniform in all districts
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or even simpler yet, People's Court shall have original
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jurisdiction in such cases as provided by law, which juris-
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diction shall be uniform.
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MR. RODOWSKY: It is a question of who makes
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the judgment. In other words, your language requires'
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uniformity across the board, by constitution. This leaves
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the judgment as to whether concurrent jurisdiction can
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vary between districts with the Legislature.
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