U.S. v. 87 Blackheath Road, No. 99-6049 (2nd Cir.) (201 F.3d 98) (January 31, 2000) (Per Curiam)
Loaded on Feb. 1, 2000
published in Punch and Jurists
February 28, 2000
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Indigent Defendants - Fees and Expenses.
Here the Court held that a claimant had no Sixth Amendment right to counsel to challenge a civil forfeiture, and thus had no entitlement to the appointment of CJA counsel for such proceedings.
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