Idaho Supreme Court must intervene in ‘disastrous’ public defense reform, ACLU says
The organization alleges that some people have been held in jail for weeks or months without meeting with state-assigned defense attorneys.
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Idaho Supreme Court must intervene in new, ‘disastrous’ public defense reform, ACLU says
ACLU seeks Idaho Supreme Court intervention after new statewide public defense system leads to defendants waiting months without lawyers, mass attorney resignations.