Lawyers for Indigent Up for Pay Increase

Virginia's system of providing lawyers for poor criminal defendants, long ranked as the lowest-paying in the nation, is finally seeing a transformation and an infusion of cash from the General Assembly, a step many believe will produce a fairer state justice system.
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Tom Jackman

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Tim Kaine

Steven Benjamin

Katya Herndon

Robert F. McDonnell

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Kevin Hall

Kenneth Stolle

Kimberly Phillips

Malia Brink

Betsy Wells Edwards

Fairfax County

National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Virginia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

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Washington

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