Appointed attorney definition
Appointed attorney means an attorney appointed by the court to represent an indigent person.
Appointed attorney means and includes private Attorneys, the public defender, and the conflict public defender.
Appointed attorney means an attorney appointed by the court and compensated by the state to represent an indigent defendant.
More Definitions of Appointed attorney
Appointed attorney refers to an attorney in private practice who is certified to take appointments to represent clients from the Wisconsin State Public Defender. Except for those rules which reference issues peculiar to the private bar, e.g. certification, these standards reflect the same expectations the Wisconsin State Public Defender has for staff attorneys.
Appointed attorney means an attorney who accepts
Appointed attorney means an attorney who is appointed to advise and represent the legislative body of a county in accordance with Subsection 17-15-27(2)(a).
Appointed attorney refers to an attorney in private practice who is certified and appointed by the OSPD to represent clients eligible for OSPD services. Except for those rules which reference issues peculiar to the private bar, e.g. certification, these standards reflect the same expectations the Wisconsin Office of the State Public Defender has for staff attorneys.
Appointed attorney means and includes private attorneys, the
Appointed attorney means an attorney appointed by the
Appointed attorney means an attorney appointed by the court and compensated by the state to represent an in digent person.