But it's not enough, in terms of lawmaking, to identify a problem and to seek to stop it—that is the criminal justice system, by the way. There's an agreement by society, more or less, that things like murder, violent offending, and property crimes are bad. But the way that we address them—in applying the rule of law, in applying a sanctions regime, in applying a search and surveillance regime that abides by our other values and upholds the rule of law—is a different thing altogether. That's where this bill fails.