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Code · Montana · Title 47 — Access to Legal Services · Chapter 1 · Part 2

47-1-215. Regional offices -- regional public defenders.

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47-1-215 . Regional offices -- regional public defenders.
(1)The public defender division administrator shall hire, assign, and supervise a regional public defender to manage and supervise each regional office established pursuant to 47-1-104 (2).
(2)Subject to approval by the public defender division administrator, each regional public defender shall:
(a)manage and supervise all public defender services provided within the regional public defender's assigned region;
(b)establish protocols so that when a court orders the assignment of counsel, the assignment is made promptly to an appropriate public defender and so that a public defender is immediately available when necessary;
(c)ensure that public defender assignments within the region comply with the provisions of 47-1-202 (1)(c);
(d)hire and supervise the work of regional office personnel as authorized by the public defender division administrator;
(e)coordinate with the central services division to contract for necessary public defender services;
(f)implement the standards and procedures established by the director and the public defender division administrator for the region; and
(g)perform all other duties as assigned by the public defender division administrator.
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