I would say two things. I'm satisfied that I have more than sufficient advice from counsel, both counsel in the room and our counsel outside. In addition, I'm not intimidated, in any fashion, whether it be through the Attorney General's lawyer or the complainant's lawyer or any other lawyer who is going to appear. I am satisfied and confident in my ability to handle the courtroom.
If I do run into a situation on an objection that I would not be clear about, and one or two times.... We've heard testimony now from more than 20-odd witnesses, and I have thousands of pages of transcripts. I can simply take a break and ask that question, rather than make a rash decision not based on factual knowledge. And that's what I would do.