 No, of course not. You have to let the jury know that each charge has to be considered individually, assuming you don't convict on, you know, you go down by significance, start with the top charge. But if it's not guilty on that, then you go to the next one and do the same thing. So a verdict sheet in New York, in this case, would have, assuming she got acquitted, would have three checks in the not guilty, because each charge would have its own not guilty. So no, I've never seen anything like that. And I think what