 He did write the Crawford case. That one, you know, he was stuck with this test that we're going to give the state some more leeway in in justifying its rules. But he was also stuck with three more conservative justices who wanted to uphold all photo ID laws forever. And so he wrote a compromise opinion in which he said, well, we're not going to reject Indiana's law, but we're going to leave the door open to future challenges if plaintiffs can bring better evidence.