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The Virginia Indigent Defense Commission (VIDC) manages 28 Public Defender Offices and 2 satellite offices serving communities throughout Virginia. Each Public Defender Office handles trial and appellate cases and try cases in the General District, Juvenile, and Circuit Courts.
The VIDC provides criminal defense representation for indigent clients in Virginia. It oversees 32 public defender/capital defender offices and certifies and trains court appointed attorneys.
Learn about the Virginia Indigent Defense Commission (VIDC), an independent state agency that protects the constitutional right to counsel for people who cannot afford a lawyer. Find out how VIDC manages public defender offices, certifies attorneys, and provides training and standards for indigent defense.
Find the contact information and location of 28 Public Defender Offices and 2 satellite offices in Virginia. The Virginia Indigent Defense Commission (VIDC) oversees the administration and certification of public defenders in the state.
The Virginia Indigent Defense Commission (VIDC) provides legal defense to those accused of crimes unable to afford a private lawyer. VIDC operates 28 offices across the Commonwealth of Virginia. [2]
The VIDC maintains a list of certified attorneys who can serve as court-appointed counsel for indigent defendants in Virginia. To apply for initial certification, attorneys need to meet certain qualifications and complete a training course.
Learn about the mission, vision, and services of the VIDC, a government agency that oversees public defender offices and certifies attorneys in criminal cases. See the latest updates, jobs, and events related to indigent defense in Virginia.
