deadlines. we saw some of those on the screen just a second ago. those are set in stone. they can't be moved. what is never set in stone is thatime period after oral arguments one of the judges get together and have to issue an opinion. it is a complex process and they are going to make sure this is an opinion that's going to be red for ages to come. it's gonna be carefully check. and there really isn't a timeline that you can place. ere reallyfor people working are clock, they have to draft and poignant legal document that is really, it's gotta be scrutinized. you have to check that before you -- >> which also by the way doesn't always work. but when you look at the potential march trial date, which we know by now is not gonna necessarily happen, those oral arguments on tuesday, is that it? and then they go to court and try to figure out a decision. the decision comes out whenever that comes out. subsequently, no matter what, it's gonna be appealed up to the supreme court? >> actually, now, the process normally goes in appeals court.