A
Okay. Uh, it's not such a bad idea to think about judges, uh, you know, taking the idea of, uh, uh, sentencing in-, into their hands versus, you know, the jury, especially if it's a highly publicized case such as, uh, you've got cases right now that are going on that everybody's very well informed of or have read, uh, certain, uh, things in regards to cases like the Dahlmer case in Milwaukee and stuff. So it's, it may be an idea to think about, you know, cost. Trying to find a jury --
B
Yeah.
A
-- so you can get a jury as far as, uh, they may say they're not biased, but deep down they are a-, against this person or whatever, so, uh, I don't think it's such a bad idea to think about. So,
B
Right, that it, that it, I, a judge would be more consistent from one case to the next and not --
A
Exactly.
B
-- not de, and, and, uh, not depend so much on the, on the emotions of a particular case, but be able to put it in overall perspective.