The District Court of Maryland Appointed Attorneys Program provides attorney representation to indigent criminal defendants during initial appearances and compensates attorneys who contribute their time and legal expertise; it was created in May 2014 in response to a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling that indigent criminal defendants have a state constitutional right to appointed counsel during initial appearances before a judicial officer
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Published District Court Appointed Attorneys Program overview: the program helps provide attorney representation to indigent criminal defendants during initial appearances and provides compensation to attorneys who contribute their time and legal expertise; the program was created in May 2014 in response to a ruling issued by the Maryland Court of Appeals that held that indigent criminal defendants have a state constitutional right to appointed counsel during initial appearances before a judicial officer (DeWolfe v. Richmond, 434 Md. 444 (2013)); see Maryland Rule 4-213.1; the program publishes an eligibility guide, application instructions, a scheduling policy, and invoice submission procedures.
- Coverage start year (published values by court, case type, and county - for example, District Court criminal late 1991, civil 1989, Montgomery County civil 1978)
- The program was created in May 2014 in response to a ruling issued by the Maryland Court of Appeals that held that indigent criminal defendants have a state constitutional right to appointed counsel during initial appearances before a judicial officer. (as published)
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