A. Indigent Defense Generally
American Bar Association, Ten
Principles of A Public Defense Delivery System (February
2002)
Adele Bernhard, Take Courage: What the Courts can do to
Improve the Delivery of Criminal Defense
Services, 63 U.
Pitt. L. Rev. 293 (2002)
NLADA's Blue
Ribbon Committee on Indigent Defense Services, Report
(1996)
Janet
Reno Remarks, National Symposium on Indigent Defense 2000 (June 29, 2000)
U.S. Department of Justice, Improving State and Local Criminal Justice Systems:
A Report on How Public
Defenders, Prosecutors, and Other Criminal Justice System Practitioners are
Collaborating Across the Country, Indigent Defense Series (October 1998)
U.S. Department of Justice, Indigent Defense and Technology: A
Progress Report, Indigent Defense Series (November 1999)
Jo-Ann Wallace & Scott Wallace, Planning for the Future of Public Defense:
New Leadership, New Partnerships, New Strategies, The
Spangenberg Report, Volume VI, Issue 1 (August 2000)
B. Structuring an Indigent Defense System
A.
5394, Reg. Sess. (N.Y. 2003-2004)
Cait Clarke & Christopher Stone, Bolder Management
for Public Defense: Leadership
in Three Dimensions, Papers from the Executive Session on
Public Defense, Bulletin #2 (November
2001)
Tony Fabelo, What Policymakers Need to Know to Improve
Public Defense Systems, Papers
from the Executive Session on Public Defense, Bulletin
#2 (December 2001)
New York County Law § 722 et seq.
New York State Defenders Association, Determining
Eligibility for Appointed Counsel in New York State: A Report from the Public
Defense Backup Center (1994)
U.S. Department of Justice, Contracting
for Indigent Defense Services, Indigent Defense Series #3 (April 2000)
C. Ensuring Justice Through Quality Counsel Cait Clarke, Community Defenders in the 21st Century: Building
on a Tradition of Problem-Solving for Clients, Families and
Needy Communities, United States Attorneys' Bulletin 49 (January
2001)
Cait Clarke, Problem-Solving Defenders in the Community:
Expanding
the Conceptual and Institutional Boundaries of Providing Counsel to the Poor,
14 Geo. J. of Legal Ethics 401 (Winter 2001)
Brennan Center for Justice, Community Justice Institute, Taking
Public Defense to the Streets (2002)
Roger Conner, Community Oriented Lawyering: An
Emerging Approach to Legal Practice, National Institute of Justice Journal (January
2000)
Jonathan Gradess, Public Defense at the Crossroads: Listening
to the Voice of Clients, Drum Major Institute (September 2003)
Indigent Defense Organization Oversight Committee, General Requirements for
All Organized
Providers of Defense Services to Indigent Defendants
(July 1,
1996, as amended June 1997)
Mark H. Moore, Alternative
Strategies for Public Defenders (April 2001)
Mark H. Moore, Michael P. Judge, Carlos J. Martinez & Leonard Noisette,
The Best Defense
is No Offense: Preventing Crime through Effective Public Defense (April
2002)
McGregor Smythe, Bridging the Gap: A
Practical Guide to Civil-Defender Collaboration, Clearinghouse Rev.
Robin Steinberg & David Feige, Cultural Revolution: Transforming
the Public Defender’s Office, Papers from the Executive Session on Public
Defense, Bulletin #3 (August 2002)
U.S. Department of Justice, Keeping
Defender Workloads Manageable, Indigent Defense Series #4 (January 2001)
Bruce J. Winick, Redefining
the Role of the Criminal Defense Lawyer at Plea Bargaining and Sentencing a
Therapeutic Jurisprudence/Preventive Law Model, 5 Psychol. Pub. Pol’y & L.
1034 (1999)
Jon Wool, K. Babe Howell & Lisa Yedid, Good Practices
for Federal Panel Attorney Programs: A
Preliminary Study of Plans and Practices, Vera Institute
of Justice (June 2003)
D. Funding a Criminal Defense System for the Poor New
York County Lawyers’ Association, v.
State of New York, 763 N.Y.2d (N.Y. Sup. Court 2003)
New York County
Lawyers’ Association, Memorandum
of Law for Motion of Preliminary Injunction of 18-B Rates,
New York County
Lawyers’ Association
v. State of New York, No. 102987/00 (N.Y. Sup. Ct. May 3,
2002)
New York State Defenders Association, Resolving the Assigned Counsel Fee Crisis:
An Opportunity
to Provide County Fiscal Relief and Quality Public Defense Services (March
2001)
New York State
Finance Law § 98-b, (Indigent Services Fund)
State of Mississippi
v. Quitman Co., 807 So. 2d 401 (Miss. 2001)
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