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If you have issues viewing or accessing this file contact us at NCJRS.gov.------------------ ----------------------------' II'.(I'n:,t)!' tli, ,rl i!,National Criminal Justice Reference ServicenCJrs This microfiche was produced from documents received for:inclusion in the NCJRS data base. Since NCJRS cannot exercisecontrol over the physical condition of the documents submitted,the individual frame quality will vary. The resolution chart onthis frame may be used to evaluate the document quality.--.-------," 1.0W 11I3.2I.:.:I I .l.1:.11.1,:: ,,",2.8 "'" 2.5 :i I.i l.;;.f2.0u.l.Iu.:1.I.1.1111/1.811111'·25 1111/'·4[/1111.6I.P,. J!,MICROCOPY RESOLUTION TEST CHART\ 'lIPNATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS-1963-A, ;.;":'1'.I.,:".,.;tMicrofilming procedures used to create this fiche comply withthe standards set forth in 41CFR 101-11.504.".' ;: -t,Points of view or opinions stated in this document arethose of the author(s) and do not represent the officialposition or poliCies of the U. S. Department of Justice.IV) ('t - ,, ' ?'"National Institute of JusticeUnited States Department of JUSticl2Washington, D. C. 20531'/''.".,'""'.( ,t
---- -- ------------------------------------------C. William O'NeillChief JusticeOhio Supreme Court1970 - 1978I'i"To do justice, have mercy, and/ear not the/ace 0/man. Fear only the Lord."-.""" --C. William O'Neill1916 - 1978f
,. -f" . .".V · / . """- . ' . ,.- . .,·'",. . . ;-". ' -·i"" l4-'.,."""'.,. 'f;.'.,. ,. 1fj"Ol1ioPublicDefenderCommission'.The Honorable James A. Rhodes, Governor of OhioHonorable Members of the General AssemblyHonorable Judges of the Supreme Court of OhioU.S. Department of JUsticeNational Institute of Justice This document has been reproduced exactly as received from thepers?n or organization originating it. Points of view or opinions statedIn this document. re tho.s,e of tM authors and do not necessarilyrepr sent the official posllion or policies of the National Institute ofJustice,Permission to reproduce this efl)' i9b!e.P material has beengranted byOhio Public Defender Commissionto lhe National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS),F,urther reproduction outside of the NCJRS system requires permis'sion of the owner.In accordance with Section 120.03 of the Ohio Revised Code, it isboth the duty and the pleasure of this Commission to submit to youthe first annual report of the operations of the State Public Defender'sOffice, the County Appointed Counsel Systems, and the County andJ oint-County Public Defender's Offices.During the initial years of the Program, not only has assistancebeen rendered to individuals falling within the purview of the Program,but a strong operational framework has been developed which will lenditself to the dual purpose of providing constitutionally guaranteedrights to indigent defendants in a manner designed to make the mosteffective and efficient use of Ohio citizen's tax dollars.We are confident that the standards and operations developed in1977 will prove to be a sound system through which needed serviceswill be delivered in a responsible manner.Respectfully yours,;k 'JIiEhe;U Ef! fJed the Ohio Public Defender Commission TOexpense f r indigent a de; A TE legal representation at state120.01, rEverett Burton, ChairmanOhio Public Defender CommissionOhio Revised Code"':\'20 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43275 Telephone 674 I 466-5394I.'.
,----.The Commission Is CreatedI'The members of the Ohio publicdefender commission shall meet atleast quarterly, and at such othertimes as called by the chairman or atthe request of the state publicdefender.Sec. 120.02 MeetingsPRIMARY PURPOSEFORMATION & STRUCTUREThe major priority of the StatePublic Defender is to providecompetent and effective counsel forthose persons unable to afford aprivate attorney. The State PublicDefender works closely with theCommission in the development andimplementation of rules andThe Commission is responsible for standards by which the programsoperate.appointing the State PublicDefender.advice and consent of the Senate.The Ohio Public DefenderFour members are appointed by theCommission was established by theOhio General Assembly in 1975. The Governor, two Democrats and twoRepublicans. The remaining fourlaw created a non-partisanmembers are appointed by thecommission to provide, supervise,Supreme Court, two from eachand coordinate legal defense formajor party. those unable to afford it.The Commission consists of ninemembers. The Chairman isappointed by the Governor with the,,,1,1. -'
Azzarello, J. Frank1640 Standard BuildingCleveland, Ohio 44113(216) 621-0175Term: 1/13/76 - 1/12/1',Reappointed 1/13/77 - 1 ' /81Supreme Court Appointl!Burton, Everett, Chairman200 Security Central PlazaPortsmouth, Ohio 45662(614) 354-8602Term: 1/13/76 - 1/12/78Reappointed 1/13/78 - 1/1L " {Governor's AppointmentCassidy, Paul D.24 North High StreetColumbus, Ohio 43215(614) 228-3569Term: 1/13/79 - 1/12/83Governor's AppointmentGarry, Timothy A.Keating, Muething & Klekamp18th Floor, Provident Tower1 East Fourth StreetCincinnati, Ohio 45202(513) 381-1150Term: 1/13176 - 1/12178Reappointed 1/13/78 - 1/1282Supreme Court AppointmentHughes, James J., Jr.150 East Broad StreetColumbus, Ohio 43215(614) 224-0888Term: 1.'13/76 - 1112/77Reappointed 1/1377 - 1/1281Governor's AppointmentIsaac, Frank K.1 Erieview Plaza - 8th FloorCleveland, Ohio 44114(216) 771-6200Term: 1 '13.76 - 112'80Supreme Court Appointment, Moody, Lizabeth A.17210 Parkland DriveShaker HeightS, Ohio 44120(216) 991-0604Term: 1 1379 - 1 1283Supreme Court AppointmentWeimer, Raymond M.Route ff5 - Box 318London, Ohio 43]40(614) 852-9717Term: 11376 -1 1280Governor's AppointmentWhite, David D.180 East Broad Street8th FloorColumbus, Ohio 43215(614) 221-5525Term: 113 76 - 1/1278Reappointed 1 1378 - 1 12 82Governor's AppointmentThe Ohio Public Defender CommissionEverett Burton, Chairman of the Ohio Public Defender CClmmission,received his Juris Doctorate at the University of Kentucky, College ofLaw. Presently engaged in the full time private practice of (aw, Mr. Burtonwas a member of the Ohio Crime Commission and a member of the OhioSupreme Court's Advisory Committee for the preparation of newCriminal Rules of Evidence. Having been the prosecuting attorney forScioto County for twenty years, Mr. Burton served as President of OhioProsecuting Attorney's Association and President of the National DistrictAttorney's Association.Frank Azzarello has been a practicing defense attorney in CuyahogaCounty for over fifty years. Having received his Juris Doctorate from JohnMarshall Law School, he was admitted to the Ohio Bar in 1927. A formermember of the Criminal Trial Lawyers Association, Mr. Azzarello was alsoPresident of the Cuyahoga County Bar Association for 1969 - 1970.Paul D. Cassidy, a member of the Ohio, California, and American BarAssociations, as well as the National Association of Criminal DefenseLawyers, is a graduate of Ohio State University Law School. Currentlyengaged in the private practice of criminal trial work in the firm ofCassidy, Niehoff, and Meeks, Mr. Cassidy has served as special counselto the Ohio Attorney General from 1971 through 1974.Timothy A. Garry, received his Juris Doctorate from Western ReserveUniversity. A member of the Cincinnati, Ohio State and American BarAssociations he served as Councilman for the City of Cincinnati in 1971.Presently a partner in the firm of Keating, Muething and Klekamp, Mr.Garry also serves as a member of the Panel of Arbitrators of the AmericanArbitration Association.2.(3
----------------------- ---- ---James J. Hughes, Jr., fortner director of the Columbus DepartmentPublic Safety and former City Attorney for Columbus graduated with iJuris Doctorate from Georgetowl1 University. Mr. Hughes is presently,partner in the firm of Moritz, McClure, Hughes, Kerscher, & Price.Frank K Isaac, a graduate of Cleveland-Marshall Law School, is currentlya partner in the firm of Isaac and Elder. The former Chairman of theGrievance Committee of Greater Cleveland, Mr. Isaac is a member ofCuyahoga County and Ohio State Bar Associations, the ClevelandAcademy of Trial Attorneys where he serves as Secretary, the OhioAcademy of Trial Lawyers, and the Association of Trial Lawyers ofAmerica.Lizabeth A Moody, graduate of Yale University Law School, is presentlya Professor of Law at Cleveland State University. A member of theAmerican Bar Association, and the Bar Association of Greater Cleveland,(Trustee 1973-1976; Chairperson for Continuing Legal Education 19701971; Award for Meritorious Service, 1972; Chairperson for CommitteeIncorporation, 1967-1971), Ms. Moody is a former Visiting Professor of Lawat the University of Toledo and associate and partner in the privatepractice of law. Ms. Moody was appointed to the Civil Rights ReviewingAuthority, United States Department of Health Education and Welfare in1973, and has authored several publications.Raymond M. Weimer, formerly with the Ohio Department of Agriculture,received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Ohio State University. Atpresent Mr. Weimer is Auditor of Madison County, having served in thiscapacity for five years.David D. White, a registered public accountant and graduate of FranklinLaw School of Capital University, is presently engaged in the privatepractice of law. Former President of the Alumni Association of Capital LawSchool, Mr. White is a member of the National, American, Columbus, andOhio State Bar Associations, the Robert Brown Elliott Law Club, and theBlack Lawyers Association of Ohio.
J. TULLIS ROGERSOhio Public DefenderJ. Tullis Rogers became Ohio'sfirst State Public Defender inOctober 1976. He was chosen bythe Ohio Public DefenderCommission from a list of 240applicants.Rogers has a Bachelor's Degreefrom Denison University and a JurisDoctorate from the University ofMichigan. He brings to the office anextensive legal background. Inaddition to private practice indefense law, Rogers served as anAssistant Prosecuting Attorney forthe Criminal Trial Division ofFranklin County and as GeneralCounsel for the Ohio Department ofAdministrative Services. He is alsothe author of numerous articles oncriminal defense.As Ohio's first State PublicDefender, Tully Rogers is providingthe finest legal counsel possible topreserve every indigent Ohioans 6thAmendment rights under the U.S.Constitution.In it's two year existence, theState Public Defender Office hasbecome a solid foundation for anentire network of offices throughoutthe State. No longer need Ohio'spoor be deprived of good legalcounsel because they cannot affordhigh-priced criminal attorneys.,6:r7I""
'!'-'-- ----'- ",.- ';;:.J!·O' .:. ,.''''''''. , "',-",-''".1InvestigationDefenseTHE DEFENSE FUNCTIONTHE INVESTIGATIVEFUNCTIONRepresentation by the Ohio PublicDefender Office is provided atvarious levels of the criminal justicesystem: trial, appeal, post convictionremedies, juvenile proceedings,parole and probation revocationmatters.The State Public Defender Officehas full investigative powers inpreparation for trial. Carefulscreenings are also necessary for thedetermination of indigency.Polygraph testing is also madeavailable without cost to the variouscounty programs upon request.The Ohio Public Defender isresponsible for providing legalrepre;;entation to any personincarcerated in a state penalinstitution or persons confined toLima State Hospital or other statemental institution as a result ofcriminal charges. Presently there are13 Attorneys in the State PublicDefenders Office handling over 900case referrals from the counties andpenal institutions per year.OHIO REFORMATORY FORWOMENMarysville Reformatory1479 Collins AvenueMarysville, Ohio 43040Supt. - Mrs. Dorothy Arn513-642-1065CHILLICOTHE CORRECTIONALINSTITUTEP.O. Box 5500Chillicothe, Ohio 45601Supt. - Ted Engle614-773-2616SOUTHERN OHIOCORRECTIONAL FACILITYP.O. box 45699Lucasville, Ohio 45699Supt. - Arnold Jago614-259-5544Ohio has 8 State Public DefenderInvestigators and 27 investigatorswho work at the county level.Currently, each investigator handlesapproximately 10 cases per month.The polygraph technician averages25 cases per month.OHIO STATE REFORMATORYP.O. Box 788Mansfield, Ohio 44901Supt. - Frank Gray419-526-2000MARION CORRECTIONALINSTITUTIONP.O. Box 57Marion, Ohio 43302Supt. E.P. Perini614-382-5781COLUMBUS CORRECTIONALFACILITYP.O. Box 511Columbus, Ohio 43216Supt. - David McKeen614-466-2090A good investigation staff caneliminate unnecessary trials, thuslessening the load of our overburdened judicial system.LEBANON CORRECTIONALINSTITUTIONP.O. Box 56Lebanon, Ohio 45036Supt. - William Dallman513-932-1211I;i LONDON CORRECTIONALINSTITUTIONP.O. Box 69London, Ohio 43140Supt. Roger Overberg614-852-2454!98.'
----- - - - - - - - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Financial Management,1IIState Reimbursement1Currently there are 30 countypublic defender offices in Ohio. Thecost of operating the county officesis shared equally by the county inwhich the services are provided andthe State.In counties where there are nopublic defender offices, or in theevent the public defender office isunable to represent an indigentperson, a judge will assign counsel tothe case, When this occurs the StatePublic Defender Office will pay 50%of the cost of the assigned counsel.To date, the Ohio Public DefenderCommission has reimbursed over 14million dollars to the 88 counties forproviding legal defense for thoseunable to afford it.FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTGood financial management is aprimary goal of the Ohio PublicDefender Office. The office isconstantly striving to assuretaxpayer funds are carefully andefficiently managed.Commission has received over400,000 dollars from outside sources.The development and utilization ofvolunteer services is encouraged.Such programs not only offersupport to various public defenderContinuous efforts are being made offices, but provide an educationaltool for the development of ableto attract financial assistance fromdefense attorneys. There areoutside sources. Additional fundingpresently 8 legal interns providinghas been obtained from Federal,State and Private grants. T J datepreliminary legal research for ourthe Ohio Public Defenderattorneys.Funding History of the Ohio Public Defender CommissionFY76 - FY81Requested by TheOhio PublicDefender CommissionOHIO PUBLIC DEFENDER COMMISSIONThe State reimbursement policyalso covers many of the costsincurred by the county when tryingan indigent person. Costs such ascalling a jury, mileage of witnessesand transcripts. Thesereimbursements, however, are madeonly when the indigent person isfound guilty and sentenced toprison.Recommended in theGovernor's Budget tothe Legislature, basedon the State PublicDefender's RequestACTUALFY 1976ACTUALFY 1977ACTUALFY 1978ESTIMATEFY 1979REQUESTFY 1980REQUESTFY 1981RECEIVEDFY 1980"RECEIVEDFY 4,0004,410,0002,115,250FEDERAL SPECIAL REVENUE TATE GENERAL REVENUE 018,469,4067,382,422TOTAL ALL 1018,534,4067.402,422STATUSFederal FundFederal FundFederal FundState FundState FundState FundState FundState FundState FundITEM TITLEITEM NO.100200300100200300401501502PERSONAL SERVICEMAINTENANCEEQUIPMENTPERSONAL SERVICEMAINTENANCEEQUIPMENTLEAA STATE MATCHINDIGENT DEFENSECRIMINAL COSTSFY78-79 BienniumComputerizedReimbursementI]ilA 30,000 Federal grant hasallowed the State Public DefenderOffice to computerize itsreimbursement division. In additionto speeding up the procedure forgetting dollars back to the counties,the computer makes it possible toperform audits or reimbursementcosts as they are received.fFYGO-81 Biennium'An additional 300,000 per yearwas set aside in the StateControlling Board for theoperation of the State PublicDefender System as specifiedin Am. H.B. 204Ij,«'I1j. IIi:1\IIiJ1J.I1011r-l1:,
n,oAN EYE ON PROPOSEDLEGISLATIONCOUNTY PUBLIC DEFENDEROFFICESRegistered lobbyists in the StatePublic Defender Office's LegislativeService Section keep a watchful eyeon proposed legislation that couldeffect public defense and criminallaw in Ohio.The County Commissioners inany county may establish a CountyPublic Defender Commission.Services and expenses of the JointCounty Public Defender Office areshared by the counties involved.They not only offer adv.ice andopinion to lawmakers, but keep thecounty public defender offices up todate on the status of proposed newlaws.30 of Ohio's 88 counties alreadyhave a Public Defender Office. Each;;county office follows rules andstandards created by the StatePublic Defender Commission.(County Public Defender Officesare listed on page 14 thru 16).l-j---r----I.L::-:U C::':A:"S-".l \ ' - - - ' -I, TTAWA,. -WOOD\- SANDUSKY,ERI.PAULDINGPUTNAM,J-'VAN WERT'---.HANCOCK. --'-,DARKE!",'-'--;". ,-\1'.MIAMIL.---1./'LOGAN'1 ,A-'-LJPREBLE'\ IeUTLER-.I.MAHONINGI.-.-- STARK . COLCARROLL,i--'-'DELAWARE KNOXHOLMESCOSHOCTON'lLA. - . - . .,1-· --1J--{FRANKLIN\'!ILICKINGjIMUSKINGUM'Ij'-''-r' -' '--. '.r" -tGUERNSEY't\I:HARfSON '\\ BELMONTI \.r r1 ' - ' - rL,- - ' - 'L.1 ,'. . .i·-l!Jr ' . . -t'7--- '-"1l. . .I' l. Jl . j'-\, ' .I'lr'l.MADISONNOBLEFAIRFIELDGREENEPICKAWAY FAYETTEi-'PERRY"--.r-')' .-:-.--JWARRENCLINTON.ROSSMONROEMORGAN''-.JT .l. (' WASHINGTONHOCKING ,r-'I· 'I' ./ L -/'1 -1'--'1.'jIl·J-. I. .,'l.!'"-:"-"r-'--'7' ! I/--'-'-'r ---I.-.: iJI' . . . '\I., I - .-.-', A I.--iHAMILTON.·l. /;.JL.\ . .'1- -.-;-'--.J!.-. J.-.-'1 ,L-.1-'-'1-Ir'---'CLARK.Ii\ j MORROW,' A - . .J' . FERSONlr·--l1 r'-'-'\ TUSCARAWASr . I,.-,'UN.ION ,\MONTGOMERY.I-.,."\.'1---II.-'-lr.L--·-·1 --·---'\\ .1 · .JCHAMPAIGN/. -' iTRUMBULL . .J. Lr' ': NAIA!l WAYNEl',MARION, . . !SHELBY ,RICHLANDc-·L-·-l'-·lIr . HARDIN\ .". . .1 .1 !1 .\. . - .'j'-'lASHLAND\\WYANDOT '\ CRAWFORD '\L.\AUGLAIZE.GEAUGA \r·-"i., .-.-. \r' ---\.---. :MERCER \'Lr----'. . .-\'-'---1.1'-',. A\s·- SENECA I HURON ,\ r' MEDINA I SUMMIT'I PORTAGE\1\'ALLEN CUYAHOGA"1,LORAINi I:-A-.'\·,.J. --t·-·-·1II . . .(.J .r.l!;L. .\-.-A-L-'.J--l 'A-' . /'-- .ASHTABULA: J",VINTON.ATHENS"'- ACKSON L'T .J GALLI A'-.\LAWRENCEL.STATE P.O. OFFICE PRISONS COUNTY P.O. OFFICES STATE HOSP. FOR CRIM. INSANEI,"1312. I" .-.,.,.,. ,., .,-.- .,,.--L. . . . , .,"., .,,.:\ ./,'!.,.
---------,OHIO PUBLIC DEFENDER COMMISSIONSTATE PUBLIC DEFENDER OFFICEOFFICIAL ROSTERCOUNTY AND JOINT COUNTYPUBLIC DEFENDERSCOUNTYCONTACTPHONEASHTABULAL. E. DOWNEY, PROJ. DIRECTORAshtabula County Legal Aid Corp.4632 Main AvenueAshtabula, Ohio 44004(216) 998-2628MICHAEL A LIKAVECAthens County Public Defender8 North Court BuildingRoom 502Athens, Ohio 45701ATHENSBELMONTJOHN PALEUDISBelmont County Public Defender135 East Main StreetSt. Clairsville, Ohio 43950CARROLLCLARKRONALD GALLUZZOClark County Public Defender2 West Columbia StreetSpringfield, Ohio 45503CLERMONTDOUGLAS J BRADFORDClermont County Public Defender40 South Third StreetBatavia, Ohio 45103ERIEVERONICA M. DEVERErie County Public Defender243 East Market StreetSandusky, Ohio 44870(419) 626-9343FRANKLINJAMES KURAFranklin County Public Defender400 South Front StreetColumbus, Ohio 43215(614) 224-0570GEAUGAJOSEPH H. WEISS, JR.Geauga County Public Defender139 Main StreetChardon, Ohio 44024(216) 564-7131GREENEJOSEPH C. GRAFGreene County Public Defender101 East Church StreetXenia, Ohio 45385(513) 376-5041HAMILTONDONALD MONTFORTHamilton County Public DefenderRoom 564Hamilton County Courthouse1000 Main StreetCincinnati, Ohio 45202ext. 148(614) 695-5263(513) 323-4639FREDERIC E. NARAGONColumbiana County Public Defender37 North Park AvenueLisbon, Ohio 44432CUYAHOGAHYMAN FRIEDMANCuyahoga County Public Defender1200 OntarioJustice CenterCleveland, Ohio 44113DELAWAREIRENE G. PRICE, COORDINATORDelaware County Public Defender24 Court StreetDelaware, Ohio 45015;"PHONE(614) 593-6400ELAINE BIEHL, DIRECTORClinton County Public DefenderCourthouseWilmington, Ohio 45177COLUMBIANAICONTACTSEE TUSCARAWAS COUNTYCLINTON. lCOUNTY ! 1SEE TUSCARAWAS COUNTYJOHN ALLTONHuron County Public Defender36 Benedict StreetNorwalk, Ohio 44857(419) 668-3702GARRETT RESSINGKnox County Public Defender10 East Vine StreetMt. Vernon, Ohio 43050(614) 397-1399MARVIN PLASCO, DIRECTORLake County Public Defender8430 Mentor AvenueMentor, Ohio 44060(216) 255-9128HENRY HERSCHELPublic Defender DivisionToledo Legal Aid SocietyOne Stranahan Square - Suite 449.Toledo, Ohio 43604(419) 224-8351NONE/J. :!,1415\:'\'l!l!,, :,.'\ ' ."'- !;;t/II.:!4 , . .dC -- - ",", ., . , . ' "--i: :sl.! g; tt; i;, m !:\"t:-. .:,:: ,:" " : ,;:., ' " .f:,,,"-'., :,"'. .:, '
,COUNTYCONTACTPHONE501 Indigent Defense Subsidy Payments,(513) 339-5178KURT PORTMANMontgomery County Public Defender379 West First StreetDayton, Ohio 45402(513) 228-3246THOMAS CARNESPortage County Public Defender402 South Chestnut StreetRavenna, Ohio 44266(216) 296-3429SENECAJOHN CRABILLSeneca County Public Defender81 Jefferson StreetTiffin, Ohio 44883(419) 448-0703SHELBYMICHAEL BOLLERShelby County Public Defender319 1h South Ohio AvenueSidney, Ohio 45365(513) 498-9344RANDY McFERRENStark County Public DefenderRenkert Building - 9th Floor306 Market Avenue - NorthCanton, Ohio 44702(216) 456-3520JOSEPH KODISHDirector - Summit County Legal Defender1013 Centran BuildingAkron, Ohio 44308(216) ILLIAM McLANETuscarawas - Harrison - CarrollPublic Defender Office153 North BroadwayNew Philadelphia, Ohio 44663COUNTIES(216) 364-3523ROGER W. KIENZlE, JR.Wayne County Public DefenderSilver Building - Public SquareWooster, Ohio 44691(216) 264-2299GARY L. ODENWood County Public Defender203 North Prospect StreetBowling Green, Ohio,43402(419) 352-1587STATE OFFICEOhio Public DefenderColumbus, Ohio(614) 466-53931I,( it;tII161'"PUBLIC 027,6917,123159,7885,033100758972449410 2,092531680851272181088,970313 7642655421941133,120709210 658.57010 231,408,I'·l!1480500. 1)'.,n111 "H13,37195751501500, 18,549,'{:1j'lfjl 15,225I1 II'Iil 11J.i' t1t171\'tIt,1.j.I)1-I;i'jIi,ASSIGNED COUNSELrROBERT LINDEMANMiami County Public DefenderCounty CourthouseWest Main StreetTroy, Ohio 45373MONTGOMERYiI;(MIAMI."IIf.It.
TARKSUMMITTRUMBULLTUSCARAWASUNIONVAN 31,9831 4932,281154289,1523,670011,6042,2312215 182FY77FY78IFY79REIMBURSEMENT TO THE COUNTIES FORCRIMINAL ,224198,7273,8094,1566,5766,52316, 59322564,8662 5522,8224!8634,7186484!5542,20210,7284 174027,2733,56944,5255,69231 69,697 h!,) .:"i',I II".it:)TI lJ.,1819/ IiU7l\!.
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'",',.,1 ---- ------- -- -- '-- ' : ""' t P ' 7 ' -'r · " '" !I . \. . ' ' ., SummaryijIn its brief existence, the Ohio F . blic Defender Act has proven to be anefficient and effective system for providing legal representation for thosewho otherwise could not afford it.It has put Ohio in the forefront of States dedicated to providing fair andequal justice to all citizens. Legal representation is no longer a luxuryavailable only to the rich. Approximately 60% of all criminal cases disposedof on the trial level in the last year were handled by the Public DefenderSystem or assigned counsel.The system is not perfect, but it is a beginning. It is the purpose of thisreport to give you a brief history of how the Ohio Public DefenderCommission began, the sucess of the program to date and a look ahead.It has been a beginning marked with hard work and greataccomplishment. The cornersbne has been set for what promises to be abright future .i?j()::'1,I
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200 Security Central Plaza Portsmouth, Ohio 45662 (614) 354-8602 Cassidy, Paul D. 24 North High Street Columbus, Ohio 43215 (614) 228-3569 Garry, Timothy A. Keating, Muething & Klekamp 18th Floor, Provident Tower 1 East Fourth Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 (513) 381-1150 Hughes, James J., Jr. 150 East Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 43215
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