Yes, absolutely. If we switch roles for a minute, I'll tell a very brief story.
One of my colleagues—the president of our union, as luck would have it—was assaulted by a patient who was under the influence of mushrooms, I believe. It was a drug-affected young man who made a bad choice. He knocked over my colleague, who suffered a concussion and was unable to work for a little while. This young man made a poor decision, and he deserves to be held accountable for that decision, but not necessarily to spend his life in prison or to have his life ruined. I always think context is important in decisions that must be approached with seriousness.