It's an ABC article and it's definitely only DC. But still, if we applied that to all 93 judicial districts. It doesn't come anywhere close to 61,000.

And you would think the DC district court would have more than say, North and South Dakota.

So, it is a wrong comparison I think.

This is basically a giant clue that the theory there 10,000's of sealed Indictments and now half a million sealed Indictments waiting to be acted on is not supported by facts.

Because another fact is. Outsiders cannot count sealed indictments using PACER. There's just no way to tell one sealed court filing from another. Lots of things are sealed and many of them stay sealed.

It's an ABC article and it's definitely only DC. But still, we we applied that to all 93 judicial districts. It doesn't come anywhere close to 61,000.

And you would think the DC district court would have more than say, North and South Dakota.

So, it is a wrong comparison I think.

This is basically a giant clue that the theory there 10,000's of sealed Indictments and now half a million sealed Indictments waiting to be acted on is not supported by facts.

Because another fact is. Outsiders cannot count sealed indictments using PACER. There's just no way to tell one sealed court filing from another. Lots of things are sealed and many of them stay sealed.