Sets hourly rates for persons representing certain persons in court or before a magistrate.
This bill amends the county law and the judiciary law to set hourly rates for persons representing certain persons in court or before a magistrate. It establishes specific rates for different types of representation, including misdemeanor or lesser offense representation and other cases. The rates are subject to annual adjustments to reflect changes in federal district court rates. The bill also outlines procedures for compensation and reimbursement, including the requirement for a sworn statement specifying the time expended and services rendered.
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