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As Changes Loom for the Public Defender's Office, Can Clallam County Blaze Its Own Trail?

BY PEPPER FISHER Olympia – The state Supreme Court finally announced a decision in June on the issue of lowering the caseloads for public defenders. That’s after the State Bar Association complained of massive loss of public defenders in our state due to burnout from excessive caseloads. The court on June 9 ruled on a new substantial reduction in caseload limits for public defenders that can be phased in over 10 years, to take effect on January …
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thedakotascout.com broke the news in on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.
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