The Oshkosh Public Defender's Office, located in Wisconsin, serves the Waushara and Winnebago counties. They provide legal representation for persons accused of crimes or defendants who meet statutory financial eligibility criteria in certain civil matters. The office has seven Assistant Special Public Defenders (SPD), attorneys, and other supporting staff that provide representation in the appropriate case type. The office's mission is to zealously represent clients, protect constitutional rights, and advocate for an effective and fair criminal justice system. Their commitment is to treat their clients with dignity and compassion. An individual must apply for a public defender by completing a detailed financial statement and agreeing to provide documentation concerning the applicant's financial eligibility, income, assets (including spousal income and assets), family size, and the type of case for which the applicant seeks SPD representation. The Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees the rights of criminal defendants, including the right to a public trial without unnecessary delay and the right to a lawyer. For any clarification on Oshkosh Public Defender's Office, reach out to them using the contact information.