 Yeah, that's not entirely clear. Sure, yeah, presumption means you get the benefit of the doubt. We're going to treat the president as acting in good faith. And the justification for doing that, the majority says, is we cannot assume prosecutors will act in good faith. We need to give the president this benefit of the doubt because otherwise they'll have rogue prosecutors. But generally under the law, presumption means you have to have super-duper evidence.