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A New York judge, in a groundbreaking decision, has issued a preliminary injunction requiring that court-appointed lawyers for the poor in New York City be paid $90 an hour. Justice Lucindo Suarez, who sits in the Appellate Term for the Bronx and Manhattan, found that the state's compensation rates are so low as to imperil the constitutional right to counsel of criminal defendants and parents accused of abusing their children.
May 06, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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