Briefly remind our viewers how the case made it to the Supreme Court, then walk us through the court's ruling and what it means for the U.S. vaping industry.

Triton case, the wages and white line case, made its way to the Supreme Court, Brent, because the Fifth Circuit en banc panel, that is the entire Fifth Circuit, a vote of 10 to 6, ruled in favor of the industry and ruled that FDA had failed to give proper notice of its comparative efficacy requirement.

It was the surprise switcheroo that everybody talked about.

That was the only issue the Supreme Court took up was the fair notice issue.

The Fifth Circuit did allude to in a footnote that it believed that FDA had imposed a de facto ban which bypassed the Administrative Procedure Act rulemaking process and the APA and the TCA's rulemaking process.

The Supreme Court did not take that issue up.

It only took up the fair notice issue.

With such a huge, massive illicit market, is enforcement even possible?