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The glaring disparity between compensation rates for assigned counsel in New York state and federal courts is about to become even greater. The pay rate for counsel assigned by federal judges to represent indigent criminal defendants there -- as well as much of the rest of the nation -- will jump to $90 an hour on May 1. Meanwhile, New York state's rate remains among the lowest in the nation, with no increase since 1986.
April 04, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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