713-224-1747
Want to Spend Less on Defense? Spend Less on Offense.
As a matter of constitutional law and legal ethics, quality representation for the poor is not negotiable. If the state doesn't want to pay for indigent defense, it needs to prosecute fewer people (or at least fewer poor people).
Kansas Defenders (H/T Capital Defense Weekly).
The actual experts seem to agree on this one: the New York Times' proposed solution -
One approach would be for states to increase the registration feescharged to lawyers. The private bar also must significantly expand probono representation. Such efforts alone cannot fill the gap.Ultimately, government must take responsibility. All defendants, richor poor, have the right to competent legal counsel.
- Is a stupid idea.
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