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Expert defense: Assisting the indigent JOLIET -- On a sunny fall morning, Frank Astrella went out the back door of his office and turned toward the courthouse.  Lea Norbut and Greg DeBord walked with him. Once high-ranking managers in the Will County state's attorney's office, Norbut
Welcome Nicole Watson The Will County Public Defender's Office is pleased to announce the addition of attorney Nicole Watson to its Juvenile Division.
Welcome Melisa Enriquez As of March 1, 2010, Melisa Enriquez is the newest member of the Investigations Division.
Drug Court Graduation 2/18/10   The last drug court graduation ceremony was held at the Will County Office Building on Thursday, February, 18, 2010.  Eleven (11) participants graduated.  The Will County Public Defender's Office congratulates all graduates on their achievement and wishes them continued success in their sobriety.
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Drug Court Drug Court is a voluntary multi-phased diversionary drug treatment program.  Once a defendant is referred by his/her attorney to the program, he/she is evaluated to determine whether the program can offer sufficient treatment services to him/her. ...

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Public Service Work (PSW) Sites
(Updated 7/2009) If you have been ordered by the court as part of your sentence to perform community service work, it is not optional.  Below, you will find a list of not-for-profit organizations in and around Will...

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If a person is deemed to be indigent by the Court, meaning that the Defendant cannot afford to hire an attorney to represent themselves on criminal charges, an Assistant Public Defender is then appointed.           ...

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Employment Opportunities

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Supreme Court Rule 711 provides that a student in law school approved by the American Bar Association may be certified by the Dean of the school to be eligible to perform certain limited services, if he/she satisfies the following requirements: He / She...

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Internship opportunities are always available for college and law school students with the Investigative staff.  Internships can be used for course credit or on a volunteer basis.  Interns will shadow the Investigators working on traffic, misdemeanor,...

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