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So Sue Me: How the Justice Department Can Protect Children by Suing Indigent Defenders
As new leadership takes over at the federal Department of Justice, this Essay argues that the Department of Justice should use its civil rights enforcement authority to improve the quality of legal representation for children by directly suing indigent defense systems—a step the agency has never bef
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