county. not just for the hotel rooms but because of the overtime for all the court officers who have to be with them all the time. it costs a fortune. >> how common is it to do these things? >> very common. i remember both during the peterson case, when -- they were not sequestered during the trial, but they were sequestered during deliberations, and i remember during o.j. one of my clients was the caterer for the group, and they had -- they could order what they wanted. they had outings. >> they went to amusement parks. the o.j. simpson case was months. and one of the things i think is so interesting, we've seen the tension among the jurors. those sorts of arrangements breed tension. imagine being stuck with strangers for that long with only having limited contact with the outside world. >> there's only six people. >> it's hard to pair off and the