What's the backstory on that?

So that was the case in Davidson County I referred to earlier where Chairman Gordon and I sat two days here in the trial because the victim's family had sued the bonding company, the monitoring company.

So a little bit of the backstory is Davidson County had used one monitoring company that was their preferred, and they closed at 4 o'clock.

The defendant's bond got posted 6 o'clock, sometime after 4 o'clock.

And upon release, he showed up at the bail bondsman and said, I'm supposed to have a GPS monitor.

And the bail bondsman did have an agent who did GPS monitors, and she put one on.

He leaves Davidson County and goes to Mississippi, I believe it was, and killed the young lady.

And I was just wondering if that, you think, came to play in the constitutional amendment at all