I can get back again, maybe, but just to conclude for now, on the arguments that are being made here in relation to this, we're not talking about something that is so serious and so egregious that it ought to attract a criminal record. In this scheme, and I think this is the point here, this is a particular way of looking at it. It has nothing to do with our other argument about mode of trial, whether we're going by courts martial or not, but it has to do with whether or not it's so severe as to require that there be.... You know, when we look at a criminal record, we're talking about do we have a circumstance where the public, i.e., employers, whether it be people who are going to hire somebody to do a job, whether it's crossing the border to the United States, whether some consequence of having a charge.... You know, when you look at it on the surface, assisting someone escaping sounds pretty terrible. It's like jailbreak, the guy who in the cowboy movies attaches a rope to the doors of the jail and drives off on his horse and hauls the door of the jail off.
On March 4th, 2013. See this statement in context.