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: Southern Criminal Law and JusticeWhat Is Driving Georgia's Indigent Defense Budget Debate?
By Adam Levin, Benjamin Goldberg, and Garrett Nail
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Greg Bluestein, the best criminal law newsman in the 11th Circuit, writes about the impetus behind the Indigent Defense Joint Study Committee: the skyrocketing costs of the defense for Brian Nichols.
Just to be clear, I think the costs are completely justified in that they are largely a response to the prosecution's expenditures and refusal to place LWOP on the table. But this is a matter about which reasonable minds can disagree. It would be unreasonable, however,   read more
Full post as published by Southern Criminal Law and Justice on August 29, 2007 (boomark / email).
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