How do I actually stop doing that when I have all this stuff going on?

You know, Zane, I don't think it's a matter of not bringing cases home with us.

I think that's inevitable.

I've had a lot of cases that have kept me up at night.

For example, I've done several cases involving childhood sexual abuse, and those people came to me in really very fragile states.

And shepherding through the process was fairly all-consuming, and those are the cases that I would think about in the shower as I was going to sleep.

So rather than trying to avoid bringing things home, I think we need to find a balance in how we interact with those cases.

What did that case teach you about being heard?