 The Supreme Court says that's highly unconstitutional. It violates his due process and civil rights. He absolutely not. So what has to happen? They have to get a conviction on each one of the 43 counts. All 12 jurors must vote on each one. This is a stated conviction on that count. They don't have to get a unanimous consent on all 43 counts. But let's just say there's only two charges they get 12 votes on. And instead of 43 counts, he would only be getting two counts, two charges.