Sentence examples for remove indigent from inspiring English sources
Results presented below include simple bivariate comparisons of each group's likelihood of being released from the jail to demonstrate the possible benefit of the IDC program in helping to remove indigent, mentally ill offenders from the jail sooner than they would otherwise be released.
In May, the state bar association's advisory committee on legislation called on the state to pay all of the costs of indigent defense, to remove the responsibility for appointing counsel from counties and judges, and to finance the system into parity with the costs of prosecutors.
As future projects to remove healthcare user fees for those identified as indigents are developed, it should also be considered how other determinants of health might be addressed to further promote the wellbeing of these individuals.
Groups that represent the indigent have filed lawsuits over the city's efforts to remove homeless encampments, saying people's personal belongings have been wrongly seized from sidewalks.
Mr. Montejo's conviction was upheld by the Louisiana Supreme Court, which reasoned in part that the protections of the 1986 Michigan case should not apply to him because, in Louisiana as in many other states, lawyers are assigned automatically to indigent defendants, removing any question of whether Mr. Montejo specifically "requested" counsel at his arraignment.
Her indigent grandmother, from whose home she had been removed, had no assigned attorney, so a hearing that might have sped the case up was delayed.
While the deterrent to recruiting 'indigents' has been removed (collectors are now paid the same commission, whether they recruit paying or exempt members), the definition of 'indigent' in the 2003 Act is very restrictive.
We found that those indigent patients who had their copayment waived had at least the same level of medication use compared to relatively more affluent patients who were responsible for the copayment portion of their prescription (€4.35), thus indicating that such a waiver successfully removed the economic barriers to filling these prescriptions.
"Nothing rhymes with indigent".
