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A court appointed attorney is a defense lawyer that is paid for by state governments. They are appointed to people facing criminal charges who cannot afford to hire a lawyer.

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ln all states that I am aware of you must qualify by means of income. If you make (or have assets) over a certain amount, you will not qualify for this taxpayer supported service.

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To defend the (indigent) criminal to the best of their ability - the same as any defense attorney.

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They will provide you one.

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Present a defense for the accused.

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Are they suspose to working with him and defend to him to the best of their ability

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