 They are in a position to make that, and no one would make those decisions if they knew they could be second-guessed and prosecuted later. Well, and in fact, Lance, I mean, think about the judge example. I've used the police example before, that a police officer may have to shoot and kill somebody. If it's within the scope of his duties and he's done it for the right reasons, he's committed no crime, and he should enjoy that protection. But imagine the judge who's sitting there looking at a case and says,