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SUMMARY:The National Workload Study – Driving Public Defense Reform
DESCRIPTION:This 90-minute webinar will review recent litigation and other developments in the wake of the publication of the National Public Defense Workload Study (NPDWS). \nLeading experts and practitioners from different jurisdictions will share their experiences and insights\, demonstrating how the workload study  is being used to advocate for systemic change\, establish constitutionally sound staffing levels\, and ensure effective assistance of counsel. \nKey Topics and Speakers:\nToby Marshall: Discussing a Washington appellate case involving declaration of unavailability and state supreme court caseload standards. \nSteve Hanlon: Reviewing the landmark workload study and its implications in Oregon\, including a recent case regarding the constitutionality of state contract provisions. \nMalia Brink: Examining how various jurisdictions are utilizing the study’s findings to push for reform. \nAnthony Benedetti: Discussing the practical impact of systemic changes on public defender workloads in Massachusetts.\nThe presentations will be followed by an extended Q&A and discussion session\, moderated by Nora Christenson (Criminal Defense Representation Chief at the New York State Office of\nIndigent Legal Services (ILS)\, allowing attendees to engage directly with the speakers on strategies for workload management and securing resource parity. This is an essential session for public defenders\, policymakers\, and advocates committed to guaranteeing the Sixth Amendment right to counsel.
URL:https://publicdefenders.us/event/the-national-workload-study-driving-public-defense-reform/
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