attacker was a threat to other students, not only aria, but other students as well. >> okay. joey, let me go to you as an objective legal voice, because we know how the judge ruled. we have this higher court ruling putting a pause on that and allowing this child, this attacker to be in another school. what do you make of this? >> what happens in any scenario is courts have to balance equities and, of course, the florida constitution speaks to the issue of public education. the united states constitution does not and historically has not spoken to that because we know education is a localized issue. however what a court has to do is balance the violent and vicious propensities of a student versus the need for that student to get an education and not harm other people. how this plays out, of course, as we know, a judge felt it appropriate to ban this student from the whole county. and then, of course, a judge stepped in and said, no, you can't do that, but it would be appropriate, i guess, to ban her from the school. i guess the ultimate objective