There's no typical length. It very much depends on the nature of the case. I can give you a recent example that I think is at the extreme end, but is illustrative. It's the case of Chun. Chun was a case that began in 2002 when Mr. Chun was stopped at Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport with $600,000 U.S. From there, the investigation wound through to Israel, to Cuba, to Cambodia. A witness who was in custody in the United States was made available for trial. The matter went on, and eventually it was also determined that he had two currency exchange companies in Canada. Then in Cambodia the link was a bank that had been created specifically to launder the money in Cambodia.
The matter concluded in 2015 I believe...let's get the exact dates here. Thereafter, there was a forfeiture of the bank, of the $600,000, two properties that were located in Canada, and he and his wife—they were both in the matter together—were sentenced to eight years. March 2015 was the date, so 2002 to March 2015. Again, that's at the very outside range, and there were a number of factors that fed into it.