2020 DEFENDING ATTORNEY ANNUAL REPORT ......Defending Attorney Annual Report Idaho State Public...

Defending Attorney Annual Report Idaho State Public Defense Commission 816 West Bannock Street, Suite 201 | Boise, Idaho 83702

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2020 DEFENDING ATTORNEY ANNUAL REPORT REPORTING PERIOD: October 1, 2019—September 30, 2020

I. INDIGENT DEFENSE PROVIDERCounty:

Office:

Contact:

Contact Email:

Contact Phone:

Explanation for any information or data omitted from this report:

Method of Data Collection Used to Complete this Report: (specify case management system, software program or other)

Type of Indigent Defense Provider: Primary Defending Attorney Institutional Contract

Conflict Defending Attorney Institutional Contract



A. Expenditures and PaymentA.1. Provide information for all expenditures incurred by your office in the following categories. Do not includeinformation that identifies specific cases or violates attorney-client privilege. If you did not incur an expense ina category, please enter 0.

Expenses Expense amount Any portion of expense not

paid or reimbursed by county and/or other source

Investigators $ $ Expert witnesses $ $ Interpreters $ $ Mental and physical health examinations $ $ Medical records $ $ Polygraph examinations $ $ Exhibits for trial demonstrations $ $ Scientific tests $ $ Travel expenses $ $ Transcripts $ $ Discovery costs $ $ Conflict counsel $ $ Other – specify here and below $ $

$ $ $ $

TOTAL EXPENSES $ $

B. Conflict CasesProvide the total number of cases conflicted to your office in each of the following case types during the reporting period. A case that is conflicted is counted by the conflict Defending Attorney as a case and not counted by the initial Defending Attorney.

Felony Misdemeanor Juvenile Family Other

Total amount received from the county for indigent defense services provided by you/your office pursuant to contract for the reporting year (do not include any expenses/reimbursements listed in Section I(A)(1) above):

$

2. Contract Payments Received

A.2. Provide the total amount received from the county for indigent defense services provided by you/your office within the reporting year.

1. Expenditures



C. Personnel and WorkloadList attorneys and staff in the institutional or law office who provided indigent defense services in this county during the reporting period. Examples are provided in the Instructions.

Employee Name

Job Title (Atty Para Sec Admin Invest SW)

How many weeks during this

reporting period did this person

provide any indigent defense

services Indi

gent

Def

ense

Priv

ate

Clie

nts

Adm

inis

trat

ion

/Sup

ervi

sion

Oth

er: S

peci

fy

Total (= 100%)



D. Attorney Profile (Institutional Offices Only)Include the name, ISB number, salary, full-time or part-time, and percentage of the last county fiscal year for each attorney who worked as a public defender in your office. Then place an “X” under each case type handled by each attorney or associate during the county fiscal year. Joint County Offices, please indicate the county in which the attorney works.

Attorney Name (and county, if applicable)

ISB No.

Salary and Hours Type of case handled

Annual Salary

Average # Hours

Worked per Week*

% of year

worked Felo

ny

Mis

dem

eano

r

Juve

nile

Fam

ily

Oth

er

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23 * For full-time attorneys, use 40. For half-time attorneys, use 20. If any other average number of hours worked per week is known,please be as specific as possible.



II. DEFENDING ATTORNEY (complete for each attorney and county)A. Caseloads

Do not leave any category blank. If you have not handled a case type, enter 0 in the field. Include the total number of cases handled by each defending attorney providing indigent defense services during the reporting period and corresponding to the appropriate category. Case counting

A. A felony case is counted as follows:1. A case filed as a felony is counted as one felony, whether it is dismissed, remanded, pled, or

tried to completion;2. A Case filed as a felony that is remanded to magistrate court is counted as a felony;3. A Case filed as a misdemeanor that is later amended to a felony is counted as a felony;

B. A probation violation or motion for contempt is counted as a separate case;C. If two or more cases are consolidated prior to a Defending Attorney providing significant representation

on the individual cases, the consolidated case is counted as one case; If any Defending Attorney hasprovided significant representation before consolidation, the cases in which such representation hasoccurred shall be counted as separate cases;

D. A case that is conflicted is counted by the conflict Defending Attorney as a case and not counted by theinitial Defending Attorney;

E. A case filed as either a felony or misdemeanor and sent to a problem-solving court is counted once aseither the underlying felony, misdemeanor or juvenile Case;

F. A case is counted as a capital case if, in any part of the reporting period, the state is legally entitled toseek the death penalty under Idaho Code 18-4004A. Post-judgment motions are not counted as a case.



DEFENDING ATTORNEY NAME: ISB #:

CASE TYPE

No. of Cases Attorney

handled (count each case only

once)

How Cases were Resolved

Jury Trial Court Trial Guilty Plea/ Admit

Dismissal

Felo

ny

Non-capital

Capital

Probation Violation or Contempt NA

Post-conviction Relief NA NA

FELONY TOTALS

Mis

dem

eano

r

Misdemeanor


Post-conviction Relief NA

Appeal to District Court NA NA NA

Appeal beyond District Court NA NA NA

MISDEMEANOR TOTALS

Juve

nile

Felony NA

Misdemeanor NA


Status Offense NA



JUVENILE TOTALS

Fam

ily

Termination of Parental Rights NA NA Representation of a parent in Child

NA NA

Representation of Guardian ad Litem in Child Protection Guardianship NA



FAMILY TOTALS

Oth

er

Mental Health Commitment NA NA

Contempt from a civil case NA

Contempt court initiated NA

Contempt pursuant to I.R.C.P. Rule 75 NA

Extradition (if data is available) NA NA NA

OTHER TOTALS

NA

NA



Provide a brief description of this defending attorney’s indigent defense experience including years of experience:

B. Continuing Legal EducationFor each defending attorney, list the seven (7) Mandatory Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) hours related to indigent defense per year completed during the reporting period. This may include continuing legal education hours in a specialized area pursuant to Standards for Defending Attorneys – Edition 2018, Section V(H). If a CLE credit was not from an ISB approved source, the Defending Attorney must submit verification of those trainings in addition to the ISB MCLE report.

CLE Title: CLE Credits Date of Attendance / Completion Date

C. Training and ExperienceWas this defending attorney in compliance with Idaho Code Section 19-855, and the Standards for Defending Attorneys – Edition 2018, Section V throughout the reporting period? Yes No. If no, please explain:



VERIFICATION OF ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED UNDER I.C. § 19-864 I certify (or declare) under penalty of perjury pursuant to the law of the state of Idaho that the foregoing and all attachments and other supplemental materials are true and correct. This certification or declaration is made pursuant to IDAHO CODE § 9-1406.

Dated: Signature of Head Primary or Conflict Attorney*

X

Printed Name:

Title/Position:

Did you attach the following documents?

Contract for this County (if applicable) CLE records for each attorney

* Signing the document will lock the report and prevent further additions or edits

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