Public Defender gets temporary access to Longeye discovery services at no cost
Summary
The County approved a no-cost agreement with Longeye to provide five felony attorney licenses and up to 5,000 processing hours per user per year to assist discovery review while an Axon contract is finalized.
Lancaster County’s Board on Aug. 25 approved an agreement providing the Public Defender’s Office access to Longeye services, software and materials at no cost. Kristi Egger, County Public Defender, said the agreement will furnish five felony-attorney user licenses, up to 5,000 hours of processing per year per user, and assistance with discovery review in major cases while the Axon contract is finalized.
The initial term begins on the agreement’s effective date and renews automatically for successive 12-month periods unless terminated. Commissioners approved the agreement unanimously, 5-0.
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