our view that those rationales, whether you call them punitive or not, are, are all ones which evaporate once the accou- -- once the insanity acquittee has been confined for as long as he could have been confined if he had been convicted. Does your position depend at all on whether or not the initial crime was a crime of violence? Uh, suppose this had been a street mugging, for example? Well, of course, the more serious the crime, the longer the maximum sentence that could have been imposed and the more distant, uh, the rights that we're talking about, the more distant in time the rights we're talking about would become available. Chief Justice Kennedy and may it please the Court. My name is Eric Levi and