Sure. And what happens when one of the two murder convictions is appealed and the sentence is set aside? There needs to be a resentencing hearing because your parole ineligibility period will need to be reset in view of the fact that the person is no longer found guilty. You have to contemplate redoing a lot of sentence hearings, where there's victim impact, community input, and all that sort of material. That's a factor that needs to be contemplated as well.
And we know, just looking at the Court of Appeal for Ontario, for example, there are a fair number of murder cases that are redone. It's not an insignificant number of murder trials.