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There is nothing wrong per se with a court appointed attorney. However, they typically deal with several hundred cases per year and do not have the luxury to give your brother’s case the attention it needs and deserves. A retained attorney will give your brother’s case highly personalized attention and will diligently fight for each and every one his rights.

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