Empowering Indiana counties to make good public defense choices that meet its own citizen and client needs. All tweets not endorsed by all Commission members.
We're sounding the alarm about a low remittance rate of public defense fees. Let's fix this!
Click below to read reporting on the issue from @LeslieABonilla with the @INCapChronicle.
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If your county's numbers don't look great, call us and we'll help!
Looking for a new gig? Our job board has several opportunities for full time, part time, or contractual public defense work throughout Indiana. Keep an eye out for an opportunity to grow your practice!
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The @IndianaCCAA will hold its regular quarterly meeting this Wednesday, June 17, at 2 p.m. Eastern. Click the link and scroll to "News and Announcements" for the meeting materials and details on how to join us! https://t.co/Va98KSzAmw
Inspiring story about how Bicknell Mayor Thomas Estabrook is working to address the lawyer shortage in his hometown...
The @IndianaCCAA will continue to advocate for funding for Indiana's newly-established (yet unfunded) Prosecutor/PD Scholarship Fund.
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County PD Offices may wish to attend events hosted by the Indiana Office of Technology (IOT) to help be prepared for and to combat cyber attacks. Click the link below for more information: https://t.co/t3LRQgpbP8
Our April Quarterly Newsletter is live! Learn about a new requirement to help public defenders use the resources available. Click here to read all about it:
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The agenda is set for this Wednesday's CCAA Quarterly meeting. Join us in person or online! Details may be found under "News & Announcements" at this link: https://t.co/Va98KSzAmw
If you missed the State of the Judiciary Address, here is a great article by Marilyn Odendahl with @The_IN_Citizen.
The CCAA is grateful to Chief Justice Rush for highlighting the good work being done throughout the state in Indiana's PD system.
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Let's get fired up for the State of the Judiciary Address! The Chief Justice will deliver her annual SOTJ address tomorrow (Jan 14) at 4:30 p.m. You may watch it online!
For details:
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Please tune in!
The Indiana Supreme Court (@incourts) has issued an order on the final recommendations made by the Commission on Indiana's Legal Future.
The @IndianaCCAA looks forward to assisting in implementing the final recommendations and thanks the court!
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"Public defender rules for poor Hoosiers often unwritten and vary by judicial officer, report finds"
Click below for a story by @LeslieABonilla with the @INCapChronicle:
https://t.co/fWcUHT1q0J
The @IndianaStateBar Criminal Justice Section is proud to offer the Jessie A. Cook Criminal Justice Scholarship, providing up to $1000 in reimbursement for training or professional development for those who practice in the criminal justice system.
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The Indiana Supreme Court is seeking public comment on several proposed amendments to the Indiana Rules of Court, including several changes to procedures in capital cases. Click the link to learn more and share your opinions.
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The regular quarterly meeting of the @IndianaCCAA will be held tomorrow, September 24, at 2 p.m. Eastern. To view the agenda and meeting materials or to view instructions on how to attend in person or virtually, click: https://t.co/Va98KSA8c4
Welcome, Clay County, to our Federal reimbursement program.
ALL Indiana Counties are eligible to receive Federal Title IV-E reimbursement for a portion of expenses that have ALREADY been spent on DCS cases.
Is your county benefitting? Click the link!
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The @IndianaCCAA looks forward to Montgomery County joining our standards and reimbursement program on Oct. 1! The Montgomery County Council heard a report last night on the anticipated savings to come with joining. Welcome!
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