CLTV: Should the Government Give Defendants Vouchers Instead of a Court Appointed Attorney?
If you want a copy of this paper for yourself contact CATO at (202) 842-0200 or through the website www.cato.org.
Video quality not quite as high this week because it was going to take over 20 hours to upload. Consequently, I compressed it as a .mov and only had to spend an hour uploading it. And, yes, I know that I goofed at the end and didn't shrink the logo up into the corner, but ya'll had already seen enough of my ugly mug by then anyway. ;-)
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