 to take both failing precedent from the past and modern policy and mend them together to make a law that worked for the nation and people on a regular basis and was rational. And what's interesting about this page in the Black Book is that you see Agatha Christie's on here three times, you see Dashiell Hammett, you even see Virginia Woolf. I only mention that because in this account by Lockwood, his final paragraph, he talks about