A
See, the only thing I don't, you know, I don't understand, I guess I, I don't understand our judicial system, uh, as it is right now because I, you know, if somebody has been convicted and has been sentenced to be put to death, how is it that they can appeal and appeal and appeal and get stays of ex-, execution? I mean, how, you know, is --
B
Well,
A
-- there,
B
Th-, that goes back to when, uh, America was a, a colony of England.
A
Uh-huh.
B
In England, you went to court, you were assumed guilty until proven innocent and once they found you guilty, you know, judge said, he's guilty, kill him. Well, th-, there were some people that, uh, that had a problem with that.