That it does meet constitutional standards, that it is investigating a proper law violation. There's no proper law violation. It's properly investigating a law violation. So I think what they will ultimately see is something that has appellate judges reviewing it periodically to make sure that it's a proper investigation. And then also they may limit what types of laws you can use the John Doe to investigate. I'm not concerned about that because that doesn't leave A prosecutor who wants to investigate impropriety by a public official without tools. (29:48–30:00)
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