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Last fall, a Georgia legislator told the Southern Center for Human Rights' director Stephen B. Bright that politicians wouldn't tackle the problem of indigent defense "until ordered by the courts." On Tuesday, Bright got his wish. A federal judge in Atlanta, within the context of a case about health care for inmates, ordered Fulton County, Ga., to take immediate steps to improve its defense of indigent detainees.
April 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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