Nevada Indigent Defense Board highlights oversight reforms, seeks technical help from NAPD
The Department of Indigent Defense Services told the board it will pursue an updated model contract, pilot annual attorney evaluations, and a technical assistance engagement with the National Association for Public Defense to implement Monitor recommendations and modernize case management.
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The Nevada Department of Indigent Defense Services (DIDS) told its board on April 16 that it will pursue a mix of administrative and technical reforms aimed at responding to the Monitor's 18th report and strengthening representation in rural counties.
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