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$20 Million State Grant Comes Through for Indigent Defense
Texas Indigent Defense Commission approves four-year grant to create public defender’s office
indigent defense
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State Grant Approved for Public Defender Office
New era in Travis County indigent defense to begin next year
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How the Revenue Cap “Reform” Will Affect Austin and Travis County
Senate Bill 2, explained
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In Search of Greater Justice With a Travis County Public Defender’s Office
Taking steps toward a much improved, more equitable local criminal justice system
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Point Austin: Rising to the Defense
Travis County tries to level the courtroom playing field with a public defender’s office
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Travis County Revisits Creating Public Defenders’ Office
Legal panel ponders questions pondered many times before
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Sarah Eckhardt’s State of the County Address Features Brags and Worries
The state of Travis County is strong, but challenges remain
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Beside the Point: Represent, Represent
County Commissioners consider the right form of indigent defense
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Judges Want to Overhaul Indigent Defense
County judges move to reform criminal defense practice
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Mexican President Says Texas Court Ruling Discriminates Against Poor Defendants
Nieto asks U.S. Supremes to review notorious Austin case
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Death and the Unpatriotic Act
Among amendments tacked onto newest version of the PATRIOT Act is a section allowing U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales to grant legal fast-track for death-penalty appeals in states that have enacted standards for attorney appointments to indigent death row inmates