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The public defender crisis isn't just a Massachusetts problem
From Oregon to Massachusetts, states are struggling to maintain a roster of attorneys to take on public defense cases. The number of cases is rising while more attorneys are balking at what they say are low rates of pay to do the work.
Hurricane Katrina exposed longstanding flaws in the New Orleans criminal justice system. In the 20 years since, there has ...
More than 100 criminal cases in Boston, including with serious charges such as domestic violence, have been thrown out due to ...
Just as the Republic Services strike has been called out as a threat to public health, the bar advocate work stoppage ...
So-called "bar advocates" — private attorneys who take on the criminal cases of indigent defendants — have stopped accepting ...
The current appropriations marks for the federal public defender program are more than $100 million short of what they need to be to keep the system functioning.
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