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Will: Sure. So, I don't know. I remember Orin Kerr makes this a constant observation, so I do think it's been going on for a while. Of course, the court is just taking fewer cases generally. But I think there's something about the thing that the doctrine of the Fourth Amendment cases are about that I think is out of step with the thing that the majority of the court feels constitutional law should be like. Fourth Amendment cases have a very common law feel. I mean, to the point that you can say, the question is Gant for luggage, does the rule for cars [unintelligible , it's this common law, if you're a certain kind of formalist, can feel a little rootless.