NYC public defender groups in dire financial need, calling for $425M funding increase: ‘We’re in the crosshairs of serious disaster’ ...Middle East

New York City’s six major public defender groups are in such dire financial straits that they fear they’ll collapse if they don’t see the funding increase in the next municipal budget.

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NYC public defender groups in dire financial need, calling for $425M funding increase: ‘We’re in the crosshairs of serious disaster’ ...Middle East

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