POLITICSAug 5 · 20:25 UTCAMNYIsabella Gallo

Bronx public defenders have been on strike for nine days. How is it impacting the courts, and clients?

Bronx public defenders have been on strike for nine days, causing potential backlogs in criminal, immigration, and family courts. Over 300 attorneys and legal professionals are demanding better compensation and resources, with supervisors struggling to manage cases amid the work stoppage.

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