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Case on that first-degree murder charge just for the principle of it. >> well, if they're going to do it on the principle of it, they should do it with every case and not select only the high-profile ones to be -- to not take fiscal -- the fiscal considerations in mind. and i agree, i think if they feel they have a case, they should always charge for the maximum charge and try and go after that. they did in a sense. they got a conviction. he is going to die in prison. he will die in prison and there's no doubt about it, but there are, you know -- and i realize this is a very racially charged c...

Mind, i think we should just be straight up and know that if he's going to die in prison, mission accomplished. i don't know -- i don't know what trying the case would do. >> i understand what you're saying. mission accomplished. but he is dying in jail. in prison. because of the attempted murder of three people who are still walking on the earth. he is not dying in jail because of a life that he snuffed out because he couldn't mind his own business. >> i, you know, i -- these are one of those situations where if you take it individually, absolutely try the case again, go for it. it's also goi...

Healy. again, at 60 years, i don't think miss corey is going to recharge it thinking i'm going to tack on more time. i don't think that's going to be her mind sesemindset. i don't think that was her mindset in the beginning. you have to talk with the davis family and see if they want closure, want to go through another trial. see if 60 years is acceptable. again, if they recharge it, that's miss corey's discretion. she can recharge it and go forward. she has that right a as the state attorney. i agree if he was sentenced to 60 years and you assume he did not get his convictions overturned on a...