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SADO Expands to Unprecedented Scale: From 43 Employees in 2014 to Planned 108 by 2025

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STATE APPRENTICESHIP DEFER OFFICE EXPANSION TO UNPRECEDENTED SCALE

As of 2014, the State Appellate Defer Office SADO was staffed by only 43 employees. However, as we approach the of the year 2025, SADO anticipates a remarkable growth trajectory with plans to have an unprecedented workforce of approximately 108 individuals dedicated to providing robust representation for its clients. delves into several avenues that have fueled this expansive scale.

A SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Criminal Defense Resource Center CDRC is bidding farewell to Susan Walsh and John G. Zevalking, esteemed contributors to both CDRC's newsletters and the Criminal Defense Newsletter over their tenure during the 2023-2024 subscription year.

SADO AND MAACS ATTORNEYS BEFORE THE MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT

In anticipation of October sessions on the 9th 10th, Jacqueline McCann, Angel Meneses, Matthew Monahan, and Michael Faraone from SADO's and Michigan Appellate Conflict Service MAACS's roster will present arguments at Hall of Justice in Lansing MI regarding issues like double jeopardy, consecutive sentencing, and jurisdiction.

TACKLING ATTORNEY SHORTAGES IN RURAL MICHIGAN

The absence of legal representation in rural Michigan has posed significant challenges to access justice for indigent clients. A comprehensive strategy is underway involving the enhancement of the Michigan Special Assignment Team Team augmented by innovative technology solutions as part of a triage project.

MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT SENTENCING DECISIONS - 2023-2024

The year saw relatively fewer developments on sentencing matters. The Michigan Supreme Court considered three cases where relief seemed promising but ultimately declined to grant leave, mntning two previously published decisions that had been subject to criticism for their perceived implausibility or questionable legal foundation.

ING LIFE AND LONG SENTENCES IN MICHIGAN - PART I OF SERIES

The harsh reality of aging in isolation, away from family and the comforts of nature, is a common plight for many individuals incarcerated across Michigan. This series explores this isolating existence experienced by people subjected to life sentences and beyond.

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