 They were picked up for being on drugs, et cetera, et cetera, or they were criminalized in the act of being homeless. There are a lot of ways that counties could reduce the number of people in jail. They could change the way that they respond to failure to appear in court. They could change their bail practices, and some have, to great success. But instead, partly because of really, really entrenched private interests that benefit from new and bigger jails, they're not doing that.