I helped open a municipal court in Bloit decades ago in my life. So. Okay, so you have to run for office. Well, there's two Ways. So Wisconsin is unique in the country in that it's not unique in that sense. It's one of the states where you actually are elected. Some states, they have merit committees and they appoint judges. In our state, you either run for the position or if the seat is open, then the governor can appoint … (31:44–31:54)
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