 So that's going to be part of the briefing as to why it should be thrown out. They're going to say, well, see, now the Supreme Court has weighed in on this, and you should never have prosecuted a guy in the first place. We should never have had a trial in the first place, and this thing needs to be sent back to the lower court for dismissal. That's what they're going to argue. And we'll see what the courts in New York do with that, but it's a powerful argument.