Reforming Rowbotham: Towards Fairer Financial Eligibility Standards for State-Funded Counsel in Criminal Trials
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https://doi.org/10.21991/C9W383Abstract
My argument proceeds in three parts. First, I provide background on Rowbotham orders and the circumstances in which they are granted. I then critique one prevailing approach to interpreting the Financial Branch before outlining and justifying my proposed changes to that approach. Finally, I address possible objections to my position.
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