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Legal Services for the Indigent: Local Justice
Wed, Nov 14, 3:30 to 4:50pm, Marriott, L401, Lobby LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
This panel contains papers on “issues of assignment, payment, and dispositional outcomes in assigned counsel systems across North Carolina’s 100 counties” (Morgan & Williams), “an ethnographic investigation … to examine the justice processes in … hidden local courts” (Clark), “Workforce Erosion in Southwest Louisiana due to Non-Job-relevant Convictions” (Stilling & Faria), and "implementation of the Capital Area Private Defender Service" in Travis Co., TX (Ledyard).
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Individual Presentations
Assigned Counsel in North Carolina: Patterns in Case Assignment, Payment, and Dispositional Outcomes - Kirstin A. Morgan, Appalachian State University; Marian Williams, Appalachian State University
Hidden Justice: An Ethnographic Examination of New York's Justice Courts - Alyssa M. Clark, University at Albany, SUNY
“Re-Thinking the Box”: Workforce Erosion in Southwest Louisiana due to Non-Job-relevant Convictions - Erik Stilling, Louisiana Public Defender Board; Jean Faria, Louisiana Public Defender Board
Evaluation of the Capital Area Private Defender Office of Travis County, TX - Margaret Ledyard, Courts, Travis Co, TX