 for lacking shelter. The court held that as conduct, not status. And it said, this is really a policy question for the states. And if the judiciary intervenes with a heavy hand, we're going to exacerbate a homeless crisis that we don't understand. It was striking a pose of deference that was noticeably absent from the other decisions this morning. Yeah. All right. And we will have more rulings coming on Monday. Some big ones. Emily Bazelon, a staff writer at the New York Times Magazine and fellow at Yale Law School. Emily, thanks to you.