again, as professor ridolfi pointed out, at that an adversary not process. there's no one there telling the but look at this from the perspective of the defendant, look at the evidence, evidence that of looks innocuous to you, here's a good defense lawyer could do with it. it's not there. so i would favor, and i'm for myself, but i served as a court of appeals judge, i have served as, i do district court trials, i've trials, i've taken verdicts and convicted peel on bench trials, i have served on criminal juries, i been in they process. i know what a little bit of evidence, just one piece of seemnce that may insignificant, can do when you're sitting around a table like that with eleven other people and you're discussing a case. evidence canece of flip the discussion. is that what is really needed, if you want to is to have any, open disclosure policy. it is a prosecutor's file, it ought to be presented to the defense. security, national those kind of exceptions, which judge. submitted to the prosecutors by the has been, the in theng the debacle lacrosse stat