SB 632

Relating to consequences arising from a failure by appointed counsel in a criminal case to timely meet and confer with the defendant after the defendant is found competent to stand trial.

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SB 632 amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to address consequences for appointed counsel in criminal cases who fail to meet and confer with defendants after they are found competent to stand trial. Courts would be authorized to replace counsel for such violations and disapprove payment for services until compliance. The goal is to ensure timely communication between appointed counsel and defendants.

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Sarah Eckhardt

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Sen. Sarah Eckhardt

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