A
That's kind of curious to me. I didn't realize until the, uh, Wayne Kennedy Smith trial, uh, a few months ago that they had six member juries. I thought that they, you know, it was always twelve, twelve men tried and true, so to speak.
B
Um.
A
But, uh, apparently for some, some crimes, it's permissible to have six people sit in judgment.
B
Um.
A
I know on a, getting to this unanimous thing, whether, you know, a jury should be unanimous or not, or not, in a court martial case it doesn't require the jury to be unanimous. It's a simple majority, you know, rules.
B
Yeah. Well, let's --