NEW ORLEANS AP - A judge on Friday ordered the release of up to 42 criminal defendants, saying they aren't being adequately represented by the city's financially struggling indigent defender office, but he immediately delayed the order to mid-April.It wasn't clear how many suspects would be released after April 18 if Orleans Criminal Court Judge Arthur Hunter's order stands.
March 30, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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NEW ORLEANS AP – A judge on Friday ordered the release of up to 42 criminal defendants, saying they aren’t being adequately represented by the city’s financially struggling indigent defender office, but he immediately delayed the order to mid-April.
It wasn’t clear how many suspects would be released after April 18 if Orleans Criminal Court Judge Arthur Hunter’s order stands.
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