 presented to the jury. So it's going to be a two-part process. DOJ has to decide what's left, and then Kachutkin parses it. Then it goes to the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. Then it could go for rehearing and bank. Then it could go to the Supreme Court. So this is a win for, certainly for Donald Trump, because it could extend this prosecution for months, if not years. That's assuming he doesn't, you know, get back in the White House in January and just call the whole thing off as president who's in charge of the Justice Department.