RE: AOPC says that anything that is considered “evidentiary” for defense counsel cannot be paid for by the court, it is a “cost of business” and defense counsel has to pay for this. - Simplelists

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AOPC says that anything that is considered “evidentiary” for defense counsel cannot be paid for by the court, it is a “cost of business” and defense counsel has to pay for this. Dave R. Crowley (01 Mar 2024 21:05 UTC)

RE: AOPC says that anything that is considered “evidentiary” for defense counsel cannot be paid for by the court, it is a “cost of business” and defense counsel has to pay for this. Schenker, Nathan M. (01 Mar 2024 21:33 UTC)

RE: AOPC says that anything that is considered “evidentiary” for defense counsel cannot be paid for by the court, it is a “cost of business” and defense counsel has to pay for this. Dave R. Crowley (01 Mar 2024 22:02 UTC)

Re: AOPC says that anything that is considered “evidentiary” for defense counsel cannot be paid for by the court, it is a “cost of business” and defense counsel has to pay for this. Harry Cancelmi (03 Mar 2024 17:44 UTC)

Re: AOPC says that anything that is considered “evidentiary” for defense counsel cannot be paid for by the court, it is a “cost of business” and defense counsel has to pay for this. Kimberly Makoul (04 Mar 2024 12:22 UTC)

RE: AOPC says that anything that is considered “evidentiary” for defense counsel cannot be paid for by the court, it is a “cost of business” and defense counsel has to pay for this. Dave R. Crowley (04 Mar 2024 14:03 UTC)

RE: AOPC says that anything that is considered “evidentiary” for defense counsel cannot be paid for by the court, it is a “cost of business” and defense counsel has to pay for this. Klatt, Mary (03 Mar 2024 03:42 UTC)

RE: AOPC says that anything that is considered “evidentiary” for defense counsel cannot be paid for by the court, it is a “cost of business” and defense counsel has to pay for this. Domalakes, Karen (04 Mar 2024 13:32 UTC)

RE: AOPC says that anything that is considered “evidentiary” for defense counsel cannot be paid for by the court, it is a “cost of business” and defense counsel has to pay for this. Dave R. Crowley 04 Mar 2024 14:03 UTC