The defendant's court-appointed lawyer said he would seek bail later.
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"We call you payers," she recalls her court-appointed lawyer saying.
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Hernandez's court-appointed lawyer, Harvey Fishbein, said he would challenge the verdict.
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"The family, they are supporting Obdulia," says her court-appointed lawyer, Ramnik Samrao.
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His court-appointed lawyer pleaded not guilty to all charges on his behalf.
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CNN reached out to his court-appointed lawyer but didn't receive a response.
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The court, Ms. Spears and her court-appointed lawyer signed off on it.
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Ms. Hartman's court-appointed lawyer could not be reached for comment on Sunday.
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Cruz's court-appointed lawyer said her client had expressed remorse for his crimes.
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Fields' court-appointed lawyer, Charles "Buddy" Weber, could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Tarrant declined a court appointed lawyer and media said he wants to represent himself.
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The conservators' work is monitored by Mr. Ingham, Ms. Spears's veteran court-appointed lawyer.
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Mr. Joseph's court-appointed lawyer, Neil McElroy, had no immediate comment on the case.
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Ms. Hashemi's court-appointed lawyer in Washington, Preston Burton, said he could not comment.
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He rejected his court-appointed lawyer during the trial, which has been delayed several times.
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His court-appointed lawyer there, Yang Yufu, did not answer repeated phone calls on Monday.
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Terry McAuliffe, saying in part that his court-appointed lawyer failed to adequately represent him.
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Two police spokespersons declined to confirm his identity as did the suspect's court-appointed lawyer.
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Richard Peters, his court-appointed lawyer, said Mr. Tarrant had indicated he might represent himself.
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His court-appointed lawyer, Amy Gallicchio, could not immediately be reached for comment on Wednesday.
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Criminal defendants in U.S. courts are entitled to a court-appointed lawyer at the government's expense.
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Mr. Wilson's court-appointed lawyer, Karen Funk, declined to comment about the charges against her client.
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Unlike citizens, immigrants in immigration court do not have the right to a court-appointed lawyer.
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In her preliminary hearing last week, the judge ruled that O'Donnell would need a court-appointed lawyer.
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Gates' court-appointed lawyer said he was invoking the 5th Amendment, and planned to hire private counsel.
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Christopher Flood, a court-appointed lawyer representing Murray, could not immediately be reached for comment Tuesday evening.
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A court-appointed lawyer representing him, David Patton, declined to comment on the case after the hearing.
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A separate request by Seth Hopkins to be represented by a court-appointed lawyer was also denied.
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A court-appointed lawyer for Ms. Welbes did not respond to an email requesting comment on Friday.
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The bride's father is a court-appointed lawyer in New York County Family Court in New York.
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During the appearance, he stood with his head bowed, said little and requested a court-appointed lawyer.
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Young found out only when a court-appointed lawyer appeared at his bedside to perform an evaluation.
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" Meanwhile, Saipov&aposs court-appointed lawyer, David Patton, said he hopes "everyone lets the judicial process play out.
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But Julia Gatto, Bahn's court-appointed lawyer, swayed U.S. Magistrate Judge Kevin Fox to grant her client bail.
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Richard Peters, his court-appointed lawyer, said Mr. Tarrant had indicated he might represent himself in the prosecution.
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It is not clear whether Gates, who was represented by a court-appointed lawyer on Monday, has retained counsel.
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Mr. Elorez's court-appointed lawyer, Mitchell Dinnerstein, said his client "doesn't have any real connection" to the United States.
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At a court hearing on Tuesday, Mr. Akilov's court-appointed lawyer said that his client planned to plead guilty.
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He filed a motion in May to dismiss his court-appointed lawyer, but the state Supreme Court denied his request.
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However, the judge says the parameters of that evaluation will be set by Jamie Spears and a court-appointed lawyer.
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Court documents also showed Akilov had asked to replace his court-appointed lawyer and that his request had been denied.
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Rahimi's court-appointed lawyer in the New Jersey case, Peter Liguori, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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A court-appointed lawyer for Ms. Sassin said on Thursday that he had not yet been in touch with her.
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A court-appointed lawyer for Afriyie, who was released on a $200,000 bond, also did not respond to requests for comment.
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Her court-appointed lawyer, Morris Shamuil, said that Ms. Su, herself, was a victim, akin to a woman forced into prostitution.
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A court-appointed lawyer, Joseph Mancano, had no comment on the Trump administration's decision to bring the case to civilian court.
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The Public Defender wants the judge to review the various financials to determine if he's still eligible for a court-appointed lawyer.
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The groom's mother is a court-appointed lawyer in Miami-Dade County Family Court and a former assistant state attorney in Miami.
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His court-appointed lawyer, Mitchell Dinnerstein, said his client "doesn't have any real connection" to the United States, the New York Times reported.
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Mr. Pagourtzis, who was dressed in a jail jumpsuit and said little as he stood before a judge, requested a court-appointed lawyer.
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Judge Downer said he would not grant bond to Mr. Fields, at least until he met with a court-appointed lawyer, Charles Weber.
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Court-appointed lawyer Johan Eriksson told Reuters he had met with the suspect on Saturday but declined to give further details about his client.
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"All three convicted Frenchmen rejected the ruling and asked to be tried in France, but judges ignored their request," a court-appointed lawyer said.
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Mr. Minassian was represented at the hearing by a court-appointed lawyer with whom he had an extended, whispered conversation from a prisoners box.
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His court-appointed lawyer, Mark Stevens, has previously said that he would use "every legal tool available" to prevent his client from being executed.
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His court-appointed lawyer, Mark Stevens, has previously said that he would use "every legal tool available" to prevent his client from being executed.
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Mr. Akilov's court-appointed lawyer, Johan Eriksson, said the defendant "admits to having committed the terrorist crime" and did not oppose his continued detention.
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Reuters was unable to contact him for this story, but Usman's court-appointed lawyer said the family had shown no interest in the case.
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The judge noted that Ms. Williams, who entered her plea in a voice barely above a whisper, had qualified for a court-appointed lawyer.
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When my father began researching Turner's (then little known) rebellion, he relied primarily on a short document published by Turner's court-appointed lawyer, Thomas Gray.
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She said the defendants' court-appointed lawyer did not intervene during the proceedings apart from a three-minute statement just before the verdicts were delivered.
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Her court-appointed lawyer, Morris Shamuil, a gentle, harried man in his forties, greeted me on the benches outside the courtroom where she was being arraigned.
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With his court-appointed lawyer, Peter Liguori, standing bedside in hospital scrubs, Rahimi lay still with a blanket pulled up to his neck during the hearing.
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In defense, David Bart, a court-appointed lawyer, asked jurors to presume his client's innocence, as Mr. Blackwell sat quietly, wearing a white shirt and tie.
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During the penalty phase of his trial, he took the lead in spite of a court-appointed lawyer, David Bruck, known for his experience in capital cases.
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Steven Skikos, a court-appointed lawyer representing victims' interests, said fire victims had met and decided to help ensure that others were included in the compensation pool.
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But he agreed to plead guilty — he was young and afraid, and his court-appointed lawyer told him it was the only sure way to avoid prison.
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A court-appointed lawyer is assigned to ensure that conservators are not taking advantage of their power or inappropriately restricting the freedoms of the person being cared for.
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Mr. Scott's court-appointed lawyer, Jessica Horani, said Mr. Scott does not remember much of the last few days, and suggested that he might have been deliberately drugged.
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Sergeant Walters's court-appointed lawyer, Eric Swartz, said he had no comment on the case and little to say about his client, whom he had only just met.
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It suggested he was mentally unfit, was coerced into a confession that he later recanted, and that his court-appointed lawyer, Len Kachinsky, was content to cut a deal.
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At his arraignment, Mr. Rice pleaded not guilty and complained to Justice William I. Mogulescu that his court-appointed lawyer had prevented him from testifying before the grand jury.
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After he replaced his court-appointed lawyer with Ron Kuby and Rhiya Trivedi, lawyers who are known for taking on challenging cases, an anonymous donor posted his $100,000 bail.
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He is now at the Rikers Island jail complex after being charged with second-degree murder; Amy Attias, his court-appointed lawyer, said she had asked for a psychiatric exam.
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Roger Self, 62, asked for a court-appointed lawyer as he appeared before a judge on two counts of first-degree murder and was ordered to remain jailed without bond.
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Mr. Bunn's court-appointed lawyer at his 1992 trial, Harold Venokur, was a 79-year-old with a poor reputation whom a colleague has since described as unfit to practice.
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On Monday, her court-appointed lawyer said in her closing argument that the attack was unplanned, urging jurors to consider the lesser charge of attempted manslaughter instead of attempted murder.
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In jail, his main concern, Mr. Terrell's court-appointed lawyer told his family, has been "how is my dad doing, how is he taking all of this?" said Mr. Rold.
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Since the case is being brought in probate court, he is not guaranteed a court-appointed lawyer, according to Robert Stein, a veteran New Hampshire attorney who specializes in probate law.
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U.S. District Judge Vernon Broderick at the hearing named a court-appointed lawyer for Ashe, Jeremy Schneider, after reviewing a financial affidavit for Ashe, noting the "substantial" sums owed to Gouraige.
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It suggested that he was mentally unfit, that he had been coerced into a confession he later recanted and that his court-appointed lawyer had been content to cut a deal.
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In opening statements last week, his court-appointed lawyer, David Bart, indicated Mr. Blackwell was not the man who had fired the gun, and he was wrongly identified as the shooter.
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Its head of legal affairs Abdullah Al Naqbi said in a statement last week that Hedges was given a court-appointed lawyer, and treated fairly and in accordance with the UAE constitution.
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Her court-appointed lawyer, Paul Korslund, who later became the mayor of Beatrice and then a judge for the First District Court in Nebraska, asked Price if he would meet with her.
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Ramirez's execution was stayed last week just two days before he was scheduled to die, after a federal judge ruled that his court-appointed lawyer had failed to file a necessary clemency petition.
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He argued that Mr. Whitley had not received a fair trial, because his court-appointed lawyer had failed to investigate or introduce evidence of the psychological damage Mr. Whitley had suffered as a child.
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Woods' attorneys have said he was represented by a court-appointed lawyer who had never handled a capital case, conducted an inadequate investigation and failed to advise him properly about taking a plea deal.
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Better than 90% of people charged with a crime in this country don't have the money to hire a lawyer, and you know they wind up getting a public defender or a court appointed lawyer.
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A court-appointed lawyer who seemed to know nothing about civil rights law urged Mr. Cannon to take a $3,000 settlement and to sign a broadly worded agreement releasing the city from any further liability.
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In a separate concurrence, Judge John Owens called the court's ruling "narrow" because it did not say whether minors who arrive in the U.S. unaccompanied by their parents have the right to a court-appointed lawyer.
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One court-appointed lawyer testified that Mr. Max "stated several times, without prompting, how much he loved his wife" and that removing him from their home could be "highly detrimental" to Mr. Max's mental well-being.
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The couple were introduced by a Manhattan family court referee in September 2015, who assigned Mr. Iñiguez, pro bono, to serve as Ms. Cahill's court-appointed lawyer in her effort to adjust ongoing issues with visitation.
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Criminal defendants in the United States are guaranteed a court-appointed lawyer if they cannot afford to hire their own, but the justice system has a set of rules for defendants who refuse that offer, as well.
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Judge Kevin Moulton, who had taken over the case in 20133, removed Mr. Meredith, who had initially been hired by Mr. Davis's mother, but became a court-appointed lawyer when she could no longer afford the bill.
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A vast majority are so poor they qualify for a court-appointed lawyer; there's no way they can afford court costs and fines, which run into the hundreds and often thousands or tens of thousands of dollars.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Children illegally brought to the United States with their parents have no constitutional right to a court-appointed lawyer to represent them in U.S. immigration proceedings, according to a federal appellate ruling issued on Monday.
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His court-appointed lawyer, David Patton, said Saipov was in "a significant amount of pain" and asked that he get wound care and a wheelchair or crutches in the federal lockup where he&aposs being held without bail.
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Vladimir Zherebenkov, the court-appointed lawyer for Paul Whelan, told reporters at a Moscow court Tuesday that his client hadn't been able to check the contents of the flash drive before he was arrested in Moscow on Dec.
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In fact, Richardson, Albritton's original court-appointed lawyer, says the prosecutor offered her a deferred adjudication, in which she may have been able to wait for the results of a lab test outside the walls of a jail cell.
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The victim&aposs jailing spurred legislators to pass a law guaranteeing that witnesses or sexual assault victims receive a court-appointed lawyer and a formal hearing before a judge can order them into custody to secure their testimony at trial.
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The issue is whether the decision of Mr Buck's stunningly inept court-appointed lawyer to put a psychologist on the stand who peddled unadulterated racism merits another sentencing trial untainted by discredited theories about the violent propensities of black men.
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I talked to Lawson, who is now a professor emeritus at the University of Kentucky College of Law, to find out what it was like serving as Arnold's court-appointed lawyer and if he thinks the case will ever be solved.
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Ullah's court-appointed lawyer, Amy Gallicchio, said at Thursday's hearing that Ullah, who is currently being held in Manhattan's Metropolitan Correctional Center, had not been seen by a doctor in days and asked the judge to order that he receive medical attention.
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In court, Christopher's court-appointed lawyer, Bruce Sandmeyer, continued to claim that Christopher threw Karen's body overboard after she shot and killed herself on their commercial fishing boat because she was so upset over her husband's longtime affair, The Morning Call reports.
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HOUSTON — An Iraqi-born refugee charged with attempting to aid Islamic militants made his first court appearance on Friday, telling a judge that he needed a court-appointed lawyer because he could not afford one as federal prosecutors pushed to keep him detained without bond.
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The Federal Defenders are still trying to negotiate a way for Chapo's wife, former Mexican beauty queen Emma Coronel, to visit, arguing that it's necessary if he wants to make plans to get rid of his court-appointed lawyer and hire one of his choosing.
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Wladimir's court-appointed lawyer, Joaquin Mendez, argued in a federal court in Florida that the 31-day delay between his interdiction and his delivery to court in the United States was a violation of federal statutes requiring that defendants be arraigned within 30 days.
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The accused shooter, Nikolas Cruz, appeared at a brief hearing in Broward County Court to determine whether he needs a court-appointed lawyer or can afford to fund his own defense through an $800,000 trust left to Cruz and his 18-year-old brother, Zachary.
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In another instance, securing a track by the Alabama rapper Doe B, who was killed in 2013, required coordinating the cooperation of a former manager, whom Ms. Malone contacted on Instagram, and the rapper's estate, run by a court-appointed lawyer, because each owned part of the composition.
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Since last August, when the process started, Ms. Funke has been billed $16,800 by her court-appointed lawyer; $3,1503 by a court evaluator, who deemed her in need of guardianship; $5,000 by her first temporary guardian, Mr. Perez, whose original request for $13,281 was slashed by the judge; at least $230,2250 by her current guardian, who took over last November; plus money for a geriatric care manager and home attendants, whom Ms. Funke resents.
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