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'Undue influence': Public defenders' work can be undermined by judges, local officials - Vimarsana News

'Undue influence': Public defenders' work can be undermined by judges, local officials

Judges or elected officials in many counties nationwide have full oversight over public defense, a structure that can pressure public defenders to avoid making motions that may agitate a judge.

Upcoming 'watershed' moment in public defense could spark nationwide solutions - Vimarsana News

Upcoming 'watershed' moment in public defense could spark nationwide solutions

Public defense across the West suffers deep-rooted, decades-old problems. States have two solutions to consider: dole out more cash or shrink the criminal justice system.

Staffing shortages, crushing workloads make public defenders' jobs 'impossible' - Vimarsana News

Staffing shortages, crushing workloads make public defenders' jobs 'impossible'

“It’s a system that encourages unethical behavior," said one public defense attorney. "...It’s most certainly not justice. No one feels like it’s justice.”

Staffing shortages, crushing workloads make public defenders' jobs 'impossible' - Vimarsana News

Staffing shortages, crushing workloads make public defenders' jobs 'impossible'

“It’s a system that encourages unethical behavior," said one public defense attorney. "...It’s most certainly not justice. No one feels like it’s justice.”

'America's dirty little secret': Thousands of misdemeanor defendants don't get attorneys - Vimarsana News

'America's dirty little secret': Thousands of misdemeanor defendants don't get attorneys

People accused in more than 100,000 misdemeanors each year go to jail without talking to a lawyer, a Lee Enterprises investigation found. The practice threatens people's constitutional right to counsel.