 And that was the position that I argued when Jacozzi came up. I said, I didn't think there was anything wrong with what they did down in the Fifth Circuit, but I think what they did wrong in that particular case is not to realize that you need the broader remedy, because you have to make sure that in those cases where by everybody's account there's no right to a jury trial, you don't allow this kind of an outrage to start to take place. We have a minute, Richard. Does this mean that there will be more challenges?