indigent defense services / defense services / bad case law / indigent defense delivery systems / deficient indigent defense systems / /
Organization
Harvard Law School / National Science Foundation / Supreme Court / Cronic Court / Harvard / Catholic University of America / YALE / Columbus School of Law / American Civil Liberties Union / American Constitution Society / Department of Justice / American Bar Association / Judiciary Committee / state supreme court / Congress / Brennan Center for Justice / New York Court of Appeals / federal government / U.S. Department of Justice / House Crime Subcommittee / Avery Court / /
Person
Edward M. Kennedy / Helen A. Anderson / Joanna Cohn Weiss / John Conyers / Stephen B. Bright / Laurence Tribe / Cara H. Drinan / Duncan Complaint / Eric Holder / Robert Kennedy / Mary Sue Backus / Paul Marcus / Bobby Scott / Meredith J. Duncan / ROBERT C. BORUCHOWITZ ET AL / /
Position
ECONOMIST / attorney / Counsel / Worst Lawyer / Professor of Law / incompetent counsel / named state official / final interpreter / counsel at trial violates the Constitution / General / elected judge / competent counsel / Court-Appointed Counsel / author / renowned constitutional law professor / training coordinator / criminal defense attorney / chair / Attorney General / Porter / judge / lawyer / Assistant Professor of Law / /
ProvinceOrState
Gillespie County / Kentucky / Alabama / New York / Connecticut / Washington / Michigan / Utah / Pennsylvania / Montana / Florida / Georgia / Massachusetts / /
A Legislative Approach to Indigent Defense Reform By Cara H. Drinan July 2010 All expressions of opinion are those of the author or authors. The American Constitution Society (ACS) takes no position on specific legal or