Which of the following is not one of the three major ways of providing indigents with court appointed attorneys?

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The three major ways of providing indigents with court appointed attorneys are the assigned counsel system (where individual private attorneys are appointed by the court to represent defendants), the contract system (where firms or non-profit organizations are contracted to provide legal services for a set fee), and the public defender system (where public defender offices provide legal representation for indigent defendants). The pro-bono system, while important and helpful, is not one of the three major ways of providing court-appointed attorneys as it relies on volunteer attorneys rather than a formal system of providing legal representation.

Which of the Following Is Not One of the Three