If you are unable to pay a private lawyer's fees, the A. court will provide a lawyer free of charge. B. lawyer will be offered a reduced fees to meet your ability. C. court may refuse to hear your case

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If you are unable to pay a private lawyer's fees, the

A. court will provide a lawyer free of charge. B. lawyer will be offered a reduced fees to meet your ability.
C. court may refuse to hear your case temporarily.

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because there's a thing called public lawyers

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