Mm-hmm.

And after we issued the report last year, we talked about how there was great disparity between the top of the court and the bottom of the court.

And there was one outlier, and that was Judge Daryl Derbigny.

And as a result of that report being issued, the Supreme Court initiated an investigation to try and figure out why his docket was three times the size of the most efficient co-- uh, judge in the building and twice the size of the court average.

He had over four hundred and fifty open cases.

And when the Supreme Court went to question him, he abruptly retired from the bench.

So, you know, what was happening was that he wasn't-- Uh, he was still a judge, a judge in name only.

But would it be a fair characterization to say that the district attorney in this case, Jason Williams, has been, mm, a, a little bit all over the map?

Mm-hmm

... of that report being issued, the Supreme Court initiated an investigation to try and figure out why his docket was three times the size of the most efficient c- uh, judge in the building and twice the size of the court average.

He had over 450 open cases.

And when the Supreme Court went to question him, he abruptly retired from the bench.

So, you know, what was happening was that he wasn't-- Uh, he was still a judge, a judge in name only.

He was collecting a paycheck, but he wasn't doing any work.

And when he realized that the Supreme Court was onto what he was doing- He quietly resigned and retired as a result of that, and that would not have happened had we not issued that report last year.

But would it be a fair characterization to say that the district attorney in this case, Jason Williams, has been, mm, a little bit all over the map?