 And one of the cases that was being heard was about a child molester who had been convicted, sent to prison, and when he got out, they wanted to put him on the sex offenders list. And he claimed that because of double jeopardy, they couldn't do that. They couldn't add that to his penalty after he'd already had the case. So what the case, central to the case, was the likelihood that a child molester would re-offend.