That was the fear. The fear is that when you impose a duty to cooperate with law enforcement where you have to recognize the harm you've caused and so on, it does prejudice people who are wrongfully convicted. They're in a catch-22. If they say they're innocent, which they are, then they are treated worse than if they plead guilty. That's a danger. We shouldn't have that, just because it creates some incentive that we don't want to create. It's not necessary to have it here, and, really, it may have some dangerous consequences for some people in jails, not only in the United States but elsewhere in the world. As you know, the list of countries is quite wide.
