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Study: New Mexico public defenders office need 67% more lawyers to be 'effective' - Vimarsana News

Study: New Mexico public defenders office need 67% more lawyers to be 'effective'

The state agency that provides legal representation for indigent defendants is drastically understaffed, according to a recently released study which says the Law Offices of the Public Defender needs 67 percent more lawyers that it has to provide “reasonably effective assistance of counsel” as guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. That’s 602 more attorneys — more […]

Immigration court system needs independence from the DOJ, ABA representative says at congressional hearing - Vimarsana News

Immigration court system needs independence from the DOJ, ABA representative says at congressional hearing

A former chair of the ABA Commission on Immigration testified before Congress Thursday to advocate for the creation of an independent immigration court system. Immigration courts are currently located within the Department of Justice and under the control of the attorney general.

Prosecutor to lead new public defenders office in Shelby & Lincolnton - Vimarsana News

Prosecutor to lead new public defenders office in Shelby & Lincolnton

The Superior Court Judges’ Office of Judicial District 27B has announced the appointment of a chief public defender for Cleveland, Lincoln counties.

Report: Oregon has too few public defenders - Vimarsana News

Report: Oregon has too few public defenders

SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon has only roughly one-third of the public defense attorneys it...

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Report: Oregon has too few public defenders - Vimarsana News

Report: Oregon has too few public defenders

SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon has only roughly one-third of the public defense attorneys it needs to provide reasonably effective assistance to low-income defendants, a committee of the American Bar Association and a major accounting firm said in a report released Friday.