1.   A judge must appoint an attorney for an indigent whose home is being forfeited.

2.   A much less extensive bill was vetoed two years ago by Bush after judges complained it would take away their power to appoint attorneys.

3.   After the hearing, the court appointed an attorney to gather facts and make a formal report in April.

4.   Each month the court appoints two attorneys, while during that same time an average of three more people head for Death Row, he said.

5.   Golden had earlier appointed Jasper attorneys for the three defendants, but had to appoint new attorneys after they were indicted on capital charges.

6.   Milosevic, who has refused to appoint an attorney, said the case was intended to prosecute the whole Serbian people.

7.   The one floated last week by felony judges allows each court to choose one of a handful of ways to appoint attorneys for indigent defendants.

8.   Torres anticipated that the courts would appoint an attorney for him.

9.   U.S. Magistrate Janice King appointed attorneys for six of them and two more will have attorneys appointed Friday.

10.   But in the military trials, the court appoints attorneys for the defendants and the attorneys are not allowed to call witnesses, even though prosecutors can call witnesses.