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Chapter 16A - Public Defender


  • § 7-16A-1 Establishment of office by commissioners' resolution.
  • § 7-16A-2 Joint office established by two or more counties.
  • § 7-16A-3 Provisions by establishing board for office.
  • § 7-16A-4 Advisory committee to be established--Composition--Chairman.
  • § 7-16A-5 Appointment and qualifications of public defender.
  • § 7-16A-6 Employment of personnel for defender's office--Administration.
  • § 7-16A-7 Qualifications of assistant defenders--Assignment to cases.
  • § 7-16A-8 Facilities and supplies for office.
  • § 7-16A-9 Persons to be represented--Services provided.
  • § 7-16A-10 Proceedings in which indigents represented--Co-counsel.
  • § 7-16A-11 Representation restricted to state courts--Federal matters excepted--Compensation paid by federal courts.
  • § 7-16A-12 Assignment of substitute when public defender unable to perform--Duty--Compensation of substitute.
  • § 7-16A-13 Extension to representation in municipal ordinance violations--Contributions by municipality.
  • § 7-16A-14 Payment of expenses directly related to particular cases.
  • § 7-16A-15 Apportionment of expenses not otherwise allocable.
  • § 7-16A-16 County appropriations for public defender fund--Administration and accounting for fund--Private contributions.
  • § 7-16A-17 Monthly report to circuit court for setting liens--Disposition of funds collected from liens.
  • § 7-16A-18 Records maintained by public defender--Annual report to advisory committee.
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