Is setting a fine limit as a stipulation of appointing an attorney a violation of the right to fair trial?

Question

Is setting a fine limit as a stipulation of appointing an attorney a violation of the right to fair trial?

Answer

You should give me a call because the terms you are using are not usually used in the way that

you are using them.

Call me if you like.

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No, because you always have the right to hire a private lawyer, and you are only entitled to have a lawyer appointed if you are facing consequences of magnitude, which is partially defined as facing fines of $750.00 or more.

Sincerely yours, -Ronald Aronds, Esq.-

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I don't know what you mean by a fine limit, unless you are talking about the right to counsel with a crime of certain gravity.

I handle South Jersey, so if you want to call to talk, feel free...no charge for conversation.

Saul H. Segan

www.saulhsegan.com

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