For every 200 successful [alternative exam] takers, the courts would have 30,000 pro bono hours of service, to be utilized as the courts found most compelling.
Courts would have 30,000 pro bono service hours for every 200 successful takers.
The courts would get no pro bono hours of service, ever, at all.
A girl is sleeping in bed.
Three children, a boy and two girls, excitedly jump into piles of leaves on the ground.
A man is killing someone.
I will try not to miss another one.
We saw the stories and knew they were true.
When asked, he explained that he worked at a chemical landfill.