MCLEAN COUNTY PUBLIC DEFENDER | MCLEAN COUNTY

The Office of the Public Defender provides attorneys to indigent clients in the courts of McLean County as mandated by the U.S. Constitution, the Illinois Constitution, and Illinois law. Representation by the public defender begins only after the accused person requests the appointment of counsel and the person provides proof of indigence to a court screening officer. The court then, by written order, directs the public defender to represent the indigent person. The public defender is also charged, when appointed, with the representation of any indigent party in juvenile proceedings and some mental health proceedings.

Date of Last Formal Update

03/20/2024

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Physical Address

Hours

Mon-Fri: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.

Voice

(309) 888-5301

Main | Circuit Clerk Office

Voice

(309) 888-5360

Main | Court Services

Voice

(309) 888-5305

Main | Family Services

Fee

Fees vary based on services provided. Call for more detailed information.

Eligibility

Accused persons must request legal counsel and provide proof of indigence.

Service area

McLean County, Illinois

Agency info

MCLEAN COUNTY