In case anyone at the Associated Press wants to correct their story about the latest order in the FACDL case, I suppose they can read this blog.
Ironic:
By Bill Kaczor
Associated Press Writer
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. --
A judge ordered the closure Friday of five newly created state legal offices that lawmakers expected would save the state millions of dollars each year.
The offices were set up to provide private lawyers for indigents when public defenders cannot handle their cases, primarily due to conflicts of interest. Those conflicts often arise when more than one indigent defendant is charged with the participating in the same crime.
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