importance is the bail application and that is the risk of flight and whether he will respond to the processes of the court, but the big ticket eitem is that at some point in the future he will make a motion to dismi dismiss the case due on immunity. immunity differs on the defense, because here in new york justification of defense, and just that, defense. in florida, it is a question of the immunity, and his claim will be that he shouldn t be put on trial in the first place. so the judge has the ability to dismiss the case. what is the likelihood of that happening? i don t believe there is any likelihood. i wonder if mr. shargle agrees with me, because if the motion to dismiss is granted, then it is over. whereas in a normal criminal proceedings like in new york, self-defense is a defense, and even if self-defense works, you have to go through the process and you have to go through the trial. i think that there is zero