Federal Defender Services of Idaho’s Pocatello Trial Unit

The Federal Defender Services of Idaho's Pocatello Trial Unit is a non-profit corporation located in Pocatello, Idaho. It is funded by the Congress of the United States and administered by the Administrative Office of the United States courts in Washington, D.C. As a Community Defender program, it is mandated by the Sixth Amendment of the United States Constitution - the right to effective assistance of counsel. With three attorneys in the Pocatello Trial Unit, the office serves defendants charged with federal crimes. The caseload ranges from petty offenses to multi-defendant drug conspiracies, sophisticated white-collar fraud offenses, computer crimes, and serious crimes that may occur in the Indian Country and on military installations. This organization helps maintain public confidence in the nation's commitment to equal justice under law and ensures the successful operation of the constitutionally-based adversary system of justice by which federally guaranteed rights are enforced. For more information on the services of Federal Defender Services of Idaho's Pocatello Trial Unit, please contact them directly.