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$28M needed to comply with court ruling, public defender says; prosecutors say it will cost them $83M

by Len Lazarick | January 27, 2012 | News | 2 |

The Office of the Maryland Public Defender needs $28 million to comply with a court ruling that requires indigent defendants have lawyer at bail hearings.Prosecutors say it will cost local governments $83 million more.

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