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Indigency

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In´di`gen`cy

n.

1.

Indigence.

New indigencies founded upon new desires.

- South.

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The inmate had challenged an indigency policy that requires an inmate to have less than $5.

Lebron v. Armstrong by Corrections Caselaw Quarterly

First, Anna and Pietro pleaded indigency, so a public defender had to be found for them.

Village Justice: Community, Family, and Popular Culture in Early ... by Bell, Rudolph M. / Journal of Social History

Accordingly, an accused who claims indigency and requests court appointed counsel for the purpose of providing legal assistance during future court proceedings has unwittingly invoked the Sixth Amendment protections.

The Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel by CRAWFORD, KIMBERLY A. / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin

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