Criminal justice interests are banding together for the first time to push a $70 million package that would add assistant DAs, create new positions in the state crime lab and boost the reimbursement rate for private attorneys who serve as public defenders.
Much of what the coalition is seeking was detailed in budget requests submitted to the Walker administration.
But the Department of Justice, co...
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