And the difference is that I believe that. And that's what diversity brings to the bench. That's what my experiences bring. I believe that happens. And then of course you have different outcomes because these cases are fact-intensive, where you have to get two testimonies.
Judges are able to determine what the facts are of a case.
And I've talked to them about that, and the key for them was not that they were law-breakers, but that they were willing to pay the penalty for it. So they recognized that they were breaking the law, and King went to jail. And Andy Young went to jail. And most of the civil rights leaders went to jail. I would love to have a statistic, I guess we'll never have it, of the amount of bail money that the Civil Rights Movement put up to make the points they were making in the '60s.