The general public thinks somebody gets convicted of something like this, and they go off to prison for life.

To answer your question as to how you get six years, that was the legislative determination that a felony of involuntary manslaughter conviction would call for that type of sentence.

The DA that prosecuted our case back in '91 did everything he could do in the case. He got a conviction in a wreck where there weren't any witnesses-- no witnesses to the actual wreck.

I don't know what kind of impact this sentencing that happened back in '91 had on his behavior.