An attorney in private practice who contracts with the government to represent all indigent defendants in a county during a set period of time and for a specified dollar amount is called a:

Question

An attorney in private practice who contracts with the government to represent all indigent defendants in a county during a set period of time and for a specified dollar amount is called a:

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

This arrangement describes a contract attorney, who is hired on a contractual basis to provide legal representation to indigent defendants for a specific period and for a predetermined fee.

An Attorney in Private Practice Who Contracts with the Government to Represent All Indigent