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2/5/2019
Meeting title
Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Regular
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Fully Executed Version
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Request to Approve an Agreement for Indigent Defense Services for Upper District Court
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7
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Consent Agenda
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51104
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Agreement
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or employed counsel) shall not handle a caseload of more than 300 cases as weighted, or an <br />average number of25 per month . <br />12. Compensation for Assigned Cases. The Contracting Attorney shall be paid shall be paid as <br />follows: <br />• ew Appointments: $300 for all new Gross Misdemeanor case $275 for all new Misdemeanor <br />cases . <br />• Probation violation/review cases shall be paid at $175 . <br />• Jury Trial : Shall be paid $325 per diem for Jury Trial. <br />Attorney billing statements fo r assigned cases shall include the defendant's name, all charges, <br />and affiliated case nurnber(s) that were assigned by the court for the defendant. <br />13. Compensation for Arraignment and First Appearance Calendars. The Contracting Attorney <br />or any associate or employed attorney shall be paid $225.00 for each Monday morning <br />arraignment calendar at 9:00 a.m. Attorney billing statements for Arraignment will include the <br />date and docket time of the attorney's appearance in court along with the monetary billing <br />amount associated with that docket. <br />14. Policy as it refers to appointments: <br />• After court hearings with disposition (with the exception of SOPs/DP s/or Warrants) the Court <br />will automatically withdraw the attorney from the case upon the filing of a notice of appeal or 30 <br />days after the final (appealable) decision of the Court, as the case may be. Attorney does not <br />need to sign a withdrawal. <br />• On SOP/DP s -CAA may submit a motion to withdraw from the matter. If CAA withdraws from <br />the case and the case is subsequently set for a probation review hearing, attorney may bill <br />$175 .00 for the probation appointment. <br />On cases where a warrant is ordered-CAA may submit a motion to withdraw from the matter. <br />If CAA is subsequently re appointed, within 18 months of withdrawal, no additional billing may <br />be submitted. If subsequently reappointed 18 months or longer after withdrawal, attorney may <br />bill $300/$275 for case if prior to disposition status or $175.00 for case at probation hearing <br />status . <br />15. Investigators. The court will set aside sufficient funds out of its public defender budget to fund <br />defense investigators. Public Defenders may file ex parte motions for such investigator funds. <br />16. Experts. The court will set aside sufficient funds for expert defense witnesses. Public <br />Defenders may file ex parte motions for such expert witness funds. <br />Page 4 of6
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