 Instead of, even if it were jaywalking, it wouldn't make any difference. They want to send him to prison. They can control him there. They can control whether something happens to him there. And so since they got the conviction, they're hoping to do that on July the 11th. The problem that they have is the Supreme Court has now ruled that, you know, contrary to what the New York judge did in this case, where it said, look, there's 43 counts here, but don't worry about, you know, dissect them.