Funding for the legal representation of the poor is not funded at an "adequate level anywhere" in the United States, Ellen Greenlee, chief defender with the Defender Association of Philadelphia, said in an interview today.
March 15, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Funding for the legal representation of the poor is not funded at an "adequate level anywhere" in the United States, Ellen Greenlee, chief defender with the Defender Association of Philadelphia, said in an interview today.
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