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My judge has heard that some indigent defense plans require the attorney to be residents of the district. If someone has one of those...would you share? Thanks. Wink


Lisa L. Peterson
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While we don't have a residency requirement for the defense attorneys--our district courts in Parker County require that the attorney maintain a staffed office in the county so that the defendants can meet locally with their counsel.
 
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Thank you; any others out there?


Lisa L. Peterson
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Orange County requires you to have a brick and mortar office in Orange County as opposed to a P.O. Box address in order to receive court appointments in Orange County.
 
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Thanks!!!


Lisa L. Peterson
Nolan County Attorney
 
Posts: 736 | Location: Sweetwater TX | Registered: January 30, 2001Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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