Scope: Complete representation for approximately 800–850 cases annually, including felonies, misdemeanors, juvenile matters, probation violations, conservatorships, and resentencing. Volume is estimated, not guaranteed.
Service period: July 1, 2027–June 30, 2030, with possible transition work beginning March 2027.
Qualifications: All attorneys must hold active California licenses. Lead attorney must have 10 years of criminal defense experience, including five years primarily handling felonies.
Coverage: Maintain a local office with walk-in hours, provide in-person initial client contact within two working days of assignment, and ensure continuous representation and emergency coverage.
Support: Include investigation, legal and administrative support, immigration consultations, social work, and service navigation.
Pricing: Provide hourly rates by case type and staff role, itemized ancillary and operational costs, and an estimated monthly not-to-exceed amount. Billing must use 15-minute increments; travel time is not billable.