STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA	)	IN THE COURT OF (Select one.)
COUNTY OF	)	GENERAL SESSIONS FAMILY COURT
)	JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
State of South Carolina,	)	CASE NO.:
Plaintiff,	)	APPOINTMENT OF COUNSEL
-vs-	)	(Select one.)
,	)	ORDER
Defendant Juvenile.	)	AMENDED ORDER

Offense(s):

It appears that the above named person is entitled to court-appointed counsel or a guardian ad litem.

It further appears that: (Select only one.)

the public defender now represents another person involved herein and that a conflict would arise if that office represents the above-named individual.
the public defender has indicated a possible conflict of interest or other good cause warranting the appointment of counsel based on:
the public defender or court-appointed counsel has indicated that the named individual has now retained private counsel and is no longer entitled to appointed counsel.
court-appointed counsel has claimed an exemption or has demonstrated good cause pursuant to Rule 608 warranting the appointment of new counsel based on:
court-appointed counsel has obtained substitute counsel named below pursuant to Rule 608(h)(2); only the member who originally received the appointment and who sought substitute counsel shall receive credit for the appointment.

counsel	lead counsel (if capital PCR case)
Therefore, it is ordered that , Esquire hereby is appointed as (Select only one.)

for the above-named person. Counsel previously appointed is/are hereby relieved as counsel.

(If Death Penalty PCR Case) It is further ordered that , Esquire, is hereby appointed as second counsel in this capital case.

The clerk of court is directed to forward a copy of this order to all persons entitled to notice.

IT IS SO ORDERED THIS DAY OF , 20 .

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Circuit Judge Clerk of Court

NOTICE: SC Supreme Court Order of September 29, 2006, requires appointed counsel entitled to payment from the Office of Indigent Defense (OID) to register the case online with OID within fifteen (15) days of this appointment at www.sccid.sc.gov, and further directs that reimbursement vouchers be submitted directly to SCCID and not to the trial judge or clerk of court. See SCCID website for further details.

SCCA/268 (03/07)

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

aradeker

2007-03-02

SCJD

SCJD