One of the real privileges, I think, of this process was having the Director of Mental Health before us again and again, and he was extraordinarily kind to a bunch of enthusiasts who did not understand the system as we needed to. But he also did us the courtesy of taking our endeavour seriously and of walking us through the balance between the rights and needs of the insane person, who is a patient and who is a sick person in need of protection and treatment, and making sure that in our zeal to ensure the inclusion of the victim, we did not overstep into the rights of the insane person, and that was not easy, particularly when the system has no real compatibility, and, frankly, I didn't think the mental health system really had much interest in the legal system, which, of course, came as a shock to a lawyer. 