What does AFPD stand for?

Assistant Federal Public Defender (attorney)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Roger Finzel, an assistant federal public defender representing Wright, said he has not yet met with his client and had no information about the case other than what was in the complaint.

Flight diverted after passenger undresses in seat

an assistant federal public defender for the Western District of Virginia, said the chance for a professional to look at evidence in a complex case is vital for the defense.

Bill Would Allow Capital Defendants Secret Funding Requests

John Lambrose, assistant federal public defender who was a member of the study committee, said rural counties pay 80 percent of the cost of public defense.

State should pay for defense of the poor, panel finds

Dunham and assistant federal public defender Geremy Kamens delivered legal papers and newspaper articles to Hamdi, who Dunham said seemed equally happy to see his attorneys.

'Enemy combatant' finally meets with lawyer

Here is a list of some of the sources used in the reporting of this series: FBI agents and supervisors Robert Bryant, former deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Fred Humphries, FBI agent, case agent for the Borderbom investigation Ray Lauer, FBI agent in Seattle Charles Mandigo, FBI agent in charge of the Seattle office of the FBI Ahmed Ressam's attorneys Denis Buron, immigration attorney in Montreal Mike Filipovic, assistant federal public defender in Seattle Thomas Hillier, federal public defender in Seattle Jo Ann Oliver, assistant federal public defender in Seattle Prosecutors and government lawyers Martha Devlin, assistant prosecutor at Department of Justice-Canada Jerry Diskin, assistant U.

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Ma's lawyer, Seattle assistant federal public defender Jay Stansell, said a policy of indefinite detention allows the INS to lock up a person just because his country of origin will not take him.

Supreme Court to rule on INS detentions Seattle case among those ...

This is a very significant ruling" said Jennifer Wellman, an assistant federal public defender who represented Ma.

Court rules against INS practice Indefinite detention of criminal ...