 But the presumption of innocence does not deny reality. You read the criminal complaint. You know what happened the night before. You have an indication of what this person is going through. If this person is released, there needs to be a stronger pretrial services supervision on that person given what they're going through because they're still a threat to public safety under certain circumstances. They still get the presumption of innocence procedurally, but we cannot deny the realities on the ground.