An Open Letter to President Bush

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An Open Letter to President Bush

Group: rec.antiques Date: Sat, Nov 27, 2004, 8:03pm (EST+5) From:
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"JKVawter" wrote in message
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"Carl Sundquist" wrote in message
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Are you saying the ACLU are court appointed public defenders?
No. The opposite. In a criminal proceeding, the only case where an
attorney may be appointed at no charge to the defendant and only if the
defendant cannot afford one, the court appoints a lawyer employed by the
Office of the Public Defender, the Office of the Alternate Public
Defender, or in a federal case, Federal Defenders. In towns and cities
too small to have a public defender office, private criminal attorneys
are appointed to handle the case pro bono.
Usually on an hourly rate set by the courts and/or state legislature.
The rate is often meager at best.

Doug
~*((( Big fish eat Little fish )))*~

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An Open Letter to President Bush

Group: rec.antiques Date: Sat, Nov 27, 2004, 8:03pm (EST+5) From:
(B.=A0Lafferty)
"JKVawter" wrote in message
om...
"Carl Sundquist" wrote in message
news:jySpd.20012$233.9057@okepread05...
Are you saying the ACLU are court appointed public defenders?
No. The opposite. In a criminal proceeding, the only case where an
attorney may be appointed at no charge to the defendant and only if the
defendant cannot afford one, the court appoints a lawyer employed by the
Office of the Public Defender, the Office of the Alternate Public
Defender, or in a federal case, Federal Defenders. In towns and cities
too small to have a public defender office, private criminal attorneys
are appointed to handle the case pro bono.
Usually on an hourly rate set by the courts and/or state legislature.
The rate is often meager at best.

Doug
~*((( Big fish eat Little fish )))*~

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An Open Letter to President Bush

Group: rec.antiques Date: Sat, Nov 27, 2004, 8:03pm (EST+5) From:
(B.=A0Lafferty)
"JKVawter" wrote in message
om...
"Carl Sundquist" wrote in message
news:jySpd.20012$233.9057@okepread05...
Are you saying the ACLU are court appointed public defenders?
No. The opposite. In a criminal proceeding, the only case where an
attorney may be appointed at no charge to the defendant and only if the
defendant cannot afford one, the court appoints a lawyer employed by the
Office of the Public Defender, the Office of the Alternate Public
Defender, or in a federal case, Federal Defenders. In towns and cities
too small to have a public defender office, private criminal attorneys
are appointed to handle the case pro bono.
Usually on an hourly rate set by the courts and/or state legislature.
The rate is often meager at best.

Doug
~*((( Big fish eat Little fish )))*~

=

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An Open Letter to President Bush

Group: rec.antiques Date: Sat, Nov 27, 2004, 8:03pm (EST+5) From:
(B.=A0Lafferty)
"JKVawter" wrote in message
om...
"Carl Sundquist" wrote in message
news:jySpd.20012$233.9057@okepread05...
Are you saying the ACLU are court appointed public defenders?
No. The opposite. In a criminal proceeding, the only case where an
attorney may be appointed at no charge to the defendant and only if the
defendant cannot afford one, the court appoints a lawyer employed by the
Office of the Public Defender, the Office of the Alternate Public
Defender, or in a federal case, Federal Defenders. In towns and cities
too small to have a public defender office, private criminal attorneys
are appointed to handle the case pro bono.
Usually on an hourly rate set by the courts and/or state legislature.
The rate is often meager at best.

Doug
~*((( Big fish eat Little fish )))*~

=

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An Open Letter to President Bush

Group: rec.antiques Date: Sat, Nov 27, 2004, 8:03pm (EST+5) From:
(B.=A0Lafferty)
"JKVawter" wrote in message
om...
"Carl Sundquist" wrote in message
news:jySpd.20012$233.9057@okepread05...
Are you saying the ACLU are court appointed public defenders?
No. The opposite. In a criminal proceeding, the only case where an
attorney may be appointed at no charge to the defendant and only if the
defendant cannot afford one, the court appoints a lawyer employed by the
Office of the Public Defender, the Office of the Alternate Public
Defender, or in a federal case, Federal Defenders. In towns and cities
too small to have a public defender office, private criminal attorneys
are appointed to handle the case pro bono.
Usually on an hourly rate set by the courts and/or state legislature.
The rate is often meager at best.

Doug
~*((( Big fish eat Little fish )))*~

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