In a letter to the district's chief judge, Steven Kalar warns budget cuts could mean "the effective demise of a valued and respected member of the court family."
June 10, 2013 at 06:55 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO Times have gotten desperate for the Northern District federal public defender’s office.
And if nothing is done to avert more severe budget cuts, it could be "the effective demise of a valued and respected member of the court family," Federal Public Defender Steven Kalar wrote last week in a letter to U.S. District Chief Judge Claudia Wilken.
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