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Oregon public defense commission drafts ‘crisis plan’ to cut number of defendants without lawyers

Summary by The Oregonian
Oregon’s public defense agency has released a 90-day crisis plan to address a backlog of criminal defendants without attorneys that also calls for longer-term fixes costing more than $100 million in additional state funding.

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