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Income Eligibility Guidelines
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| Misdemeanor and Youthful Offender (misdemeanor)
Felony
Youthful Offender (felony), Juvenile Matters
and Child Protection |
Income Eligibility Guidelines for 2011-2012. These guidelines were adopted by the Public Defender Services Commission on June 7, 2011.
The income guidelines reflect the increase in the federal poverty guideline for 2011, and replace the income guidelines currently in use.
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Misdemeanor and Youthful Offender (misdemeanor)
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| An accused, whose gross annual income is at or below the following amounts may be found eligible: |
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| If the most serious charge is a Misdemeanor |
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Gross Annually |
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Accused without dependents |
$16,335 |
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Accused with one dependent |
$22,065 |
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Accused with two dependent |
$27,795 |
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Accused with three dependent |
$33,525 |
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Each additional dependent |
$5,730 |
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| Felony |
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| An accused, whose gross annual income is at or below the following amounts may be found eligible: |
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| If the most serious charge is a Felony |
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Gross Annually |
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Accused without dependents |
$21,780 |
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Accused with one dependent |
$29,420 |
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Accused with two dependent |
$37,060 |
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Accused with three dependent |
$44,700 |
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Each additional dependent |
$7,640 |
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Youthful Offender (felony), Juvenile Matters and Child Protection |
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| A prospective client whose parent(s) gross annual income is at or below the following amounts, may be found eligible for representation in any delinquency matter: |
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Gross Annually |
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Single Parent Household and Juvenile |
$29,420 |
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Dual Parent Household and Juvenile |
$37,060 |
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Each Additional Parental Dependent |
$7,640 |
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Content Last Modified on 6/15/2011 10:49:09 AM
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