Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Diane C. Bass stores hundreds of thousands of documents in her garage, the only storage space she says she can afford, now that she's no longer getting paid. Bass is one of hundreds of criminal defense lawyers in California and thousands around the nation that the federal government regularly hires to represent indigent criminal defendants when the public defender has a conflict.
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