Recent Developments: Dewolfe v. Richmond: Indigent Arrestees Have a Statutory Right to Counsel at Initial Appearances before District Court Commissioners and Bail Reviews before District Court Judges; Trial Court Did Not Err in Issuing Declaratory Judgment without Considering Office of the Public Defender's Budgetary Concerns or Drafting a Remedy; Res Judicata Would Not Preclude Arrestees from Subsequently Seeking Injunctive Relief to Enforce Their Right to Counsel

Authors

A. Lauren Cramer

Recommended Citation

Cramer, A. Lauren (2012) "Recent Developments: Dewolfe v. Richmond: Indigent Arrestees Have a Statutory Right to Counsel at Initial Appearances before District Court Commissioners and Bail Reviews before District Court Judges; Trial Court Did Not Err in Issuing Declaratory Judgment without Considering Office of the Public Defender's Budgetary Concerns or Drafting a Remedy; Res Judicata Would Not Preclude Arrestees from Subsequently Seeking Injunctive Relief to Enforce Their Right to Counsel," University of Baltimore Law Forum: Vol. 42: No. 2, Article 8.
Available at: https://scholarworks.law.ubalt.edu/lf/vol42/iss2/8