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Concerned that mentally impaired indigents too often languish in their jail, Lubbock County officials are trying a new approach a private defender's office. It's a hybrid; a cross between a public defender's office and the assigned counsel system used in most Texas counties. Lubbock solo Ted Hogan (pictured) says many of the indigents with mental health issues are homeless.
August 11, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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