The Connecticut Supreme Court has ruled that indigent criminal defendants who are representing themselves in court have a constitutional right to receive public money to pay for investigators and expert witnesses.
June 10, 2014 at 02:35 PM
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The Connecticut Supreme Court has ruled that indigent criminal defendants who are representing themselves in court have a constitutional right to receive public money to pay for investigators and expert witnesses.
The unanimous court issued the decision in a case involving a former doctor charged with killing a Yale University physician.
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