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Lawyerless No More
Once a person is imprisoned, indigent defense stops. But the gravity of mass incarceration demands legal representation to the very end.
4 posts in ‘right to counsel’
Once a person is imprisoned, indigent defense stops. But the gravity of mass incarceration demands legal representation to the very end.
The Court’s decision must not preempt questions about the role public defenders can play in ending mass incarceration.
Immigrants fighting their deportations need lawyers. That doesn’t mean federally funding their defense should be a movement goal.
In ways large and small, defendants who try to assert their voice in the criminal legal system see their agency denied — including, sometimes, by their own lawyers.