 agrees that in this instance, I'm going to use Brooklyn Holmes, apparently there were juvenile witnesses who the police, according to the state's attorney, Ivan Bates, who's in the studio with us, reached out to. Their parents were involved. However, the Juvenile Justice Act, once a public defender got involved, told the kid not to talk even though the parents said he could. That's some of the concern with these acts, where it prevents something like Brooklyn Holmes from getting information that's needed. No, I think