Ordinarily what would happen is the prosecutor who s been handling the grand jury proceedings, after the grand jury has voted, assuming they would have voted yes on an indictment, would walk the foreperson over to the clerk s window. we saw someone signing paperwork at a trance loose ent window. some judges do it in open court. the grand jury, forepern, will literally hand up the indictment. that s why we use the phrase, hand up an indictment. the judge will review them quickly. it s just a formality. and then sometimes the judge will announce the case names and numbers. other times that will happen behind closed doors in chambers. and the way we would then find out is when these documents hit the public docket, which would be nearly instantaneously. it does look like there s some security moving through this area here. we don t know exactly who the people are. but, again, you would take the foreperson as a prosecutor, walk with that foreperson to the clerk and then to the judge, where