Special-needs kids in dependency court would get the right to an attorney on a bill before the governor, but state funding is scarce.
May 22, 2014 at 12:40 AM
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For decades, Florida case law said children, unlike parents, have no constitutional right to an attorney in dependency court.
Remedies short of a mandatory right have been in place, but perennial institutional scandals and lawsuits kept the pressure on the Legislature to do more.
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