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WADA Squeezed Out of Existence

Loaded on Jan. 15, 1996 by Dan Pens published in Prison Legal News January, 1996, page 7
Filed under: Attorneys, Public Defenders. Location: Washington.
The Washington Appellate Defenders Association (WADA) ceased operating on July 31, 1995, because the nonprofit firm and the state could not agree to terms for a new contract. Patricia Novotny, WADA's assistant director said, "Our decision wasn't, not to re-sign [the contract], but was a decision not to go bankrupt." ...

 

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