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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 31 — Department of public advocacy

31.215 Acceptance of fees by public advocacy attorneys prohibited -- Exceptions.

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(1)Except for attorneys appointed pursuant to KRS 620.100, 625.041, 625.080, and
31.120, no attorney employed by the Department of Public Advocacy shall accept
any fees for the representation of any needy person as defined in this chapter from
that person or anyone for his or her benefit and the fees for representation of that
person shall be limited to the fees provided in this chapter. "Fees" shall include
cash, property, or other pecuniary benefits of any kind.
(2)Any attorney employed by the Department of Public Advocacy who receives or
attempts to collect a fee from a needy person as prohibited by subsection
(1)above
shall be guilty of a Class D felony.
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