I'm not sure that either side makes a compelling argument.

I'm not sure the evidence is going to differ greatly. The evidence is there. There are very compelling documents.

I'm not sure on the legal side of things, I'm not well versed in that, but I'd like to see something done through the legal system that says, 'Don't do this again,' and I don't know what that means to do that are.

What California has done with paper trails has made a difference to the nation, and what California decides to do with them could make a difference nationally as well.

After 2000, the concern was that paper could be messed up. Now the cure has become worse than the disease.

The worst. New York state is now farther away from complying with (the act) than any other state.