Okay.
Mr. Fowler, let me ask you a question. You gave the example of a case in which it would save money if we had, in the first instance, a properly experienced lawyer, rather than a wrongful conviction and somebody spending time in a federal penitentiary or whatever.
Do you see merit, and how does it work, with regard to paying experienced counsel for certain cases, say in cases in which the person would be facing penitentiary time? Do we see a case for higher rates for those types of legal aid matters? Can we recruit experienced counsel to deal with those—experienced counsel such as you?