The Wayne County Public Defender's Office is located in Wooster, OH. With Public Defenders and other supporting legal staff, this office provides legal representation to indigent clients in Wayne County. The roles and responsibilities of the Public Defender's office are to provide legal representation, consultation, and advice to clients, represent clients through criminal investigative proceedings, create a defense plan, and conduct legal investigative research. Additionally, they interview the necessary clients and witnesses, work closely with clients, and discuss relevant information and strategies. An individual must apply for a public defender by completing a detailed financial statement and agreeing to provide documentation concerning income, assets and debts for the person and the person's spouse if any. This information is generally provided to a court employee who reviews the financial information and recommends to the judge whether or not the person is eligible for government-paid counsel. For any clarification on the services of the Wayne County Office, reach out to them using the contact information provided here.