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As he looks ahead to his swearing in Friday, San Francisco Public Defender-elect Jeff Adachi says his top priority is to reduce attorney caseloads; his greatest challenge is to calm the office's turmoil. Staff attorneys handle up to 100 felonies at any given time, Adachi said, and he plans to ease that burden by filling vacancies, pulling deputies out of the courtroom and pushing more work to the private defense bar. In a wide-ranging conversation, Adachi outlined his hopes for the office.
December 30, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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