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Superior Court Seeks Applicants for Soon-to-Be Reestablished CJA Panel

May 03, 2023

D.C. Superior Court is reestablishing its Criminal Justice Act Panel in 2024. Attorneys who are members of the District of Columbia Bar and are committed to providing quality representation to indigent persons with matters in the court’s Criminal Division and Domestic Violence Division may apply.

Interested individuals may submit the appropriate application by the following deadlines:

Current and Provisional Members: Tuesday, October 31, 2023
New Applicants: Monday, November 20, 2023

For more information and instructions, see the current Full Panel, Provisional Panel, and new member applications or visit the D.C. Courts’ website.

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