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After years of trying to wring money out the state, Jelpi Picou Jr., head of the Louisiana Indigent Defense Assistance Board, announced he will step down. Picou struggled to have the state appropriate enough money to pay for all the lawyers he needed to successfully carry out his assigned tasks. The funds have remained more or less constant, however, while the board was expected to do more.
August 29, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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