Travis County Tests Program to Provide Legal Defense at Bail Hearings
Stakeholders agree growing Counsel at First Appearance critical
Source: austinchronicle.com
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How Attorneys, Advocates, and Judges Worked to Review UT Protest Arrests
Inside the effort that led to dismissal of all 57 arrests
Source: austinchronicle.com
Travis County Judicial System Prepares for Enforcement (or Not) of SB 4
Travis County Judicial System Prepares for Enforcement (or Not) of SB 4
United States Travis County Delia Garza Adeola Ogunkeyede Sherry Statman Travis County Commissioners Court
Source: austinchronicle.com
Travis County Aims to Allow Defenders at Bail Hearings
The defunct program has faced a two-year uphill battle
Source: austinchronicle.com
Public Defender Warns City's Proposed First Hearing Process Circumvents Critical Processes: APD's virtual magistration proposal still isn't fully fleshed out - News
APDs virtual magistration proposal still isnt fully fleshed out
Adeola Ogunkeyede Jeff Greenwalt Zeke Barbaro Public Defender Office City Council Public Safety Commission
Source: austinchronicle.com
Arrested in Austin? Soon, you may have to attend a virtual bail hearing in police custody
The Austin Police Department has sketched out plans to change how bail hearings are held. Critics say that there are civil rights concerns.
Source: yahoo.com
Travis County Tries to Fix Its Public Defense Problems
But advocates warn about the middleman
Source: austinchronicle.com
'We're So Behind Here': Travis County Jail's Diversion Experiment
Up to 40 percent of the people who end up behind bars in Travis County need mental health care. Diversion offers better options.
Source: texasobserver.org
Travis County's program to provide lawyers at its downtown jail is (still) on hold.
For years, the county has been trying to give defendants access to lawyers at their first hearings in jail. Staffing shortages and, now, privacy concerns may kill that effort.
Source: kut.org