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Am I entitled to have an attorney when I go to juvenile court?

Yes. You are entitled to hire your own attorney or the court will appoint a public defender for you. As soon as possible after your arrest, it is best to hire an attorney to prepare for the first court appearance.

(Reviewed 12-08)

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