 that's an even bigger violation that can warrant dismissal of a case because you're not turning over evidence that could be, not it doesn't have to prove that it absolutely is, could be either exculpatory or lead to the discovery of exculpatory evidence. And the prosecution didn't turn it over. Wow. We're going to talk more about that when we come back. Man, this is flying by. Hard to believe, but I get that. Okay. We're flying by. All right, we'll be back. Listening to Radio Law Talk, the show will continue after we take our break.