IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA IN RE: APPOINTMENT OF THE ) FEDERAL PUBLIC DEFENDER ) GENERAL ORDER 97- 04 IN ANCILLARY MATTERS ) The following procedures are hereby established to authorize the appointment of the Federal Public Defender in ancillary matters pursuant to the Amended Criminal Justice Act Plan of the United States District Court for the District of Nebraska. The Federal Public Defender's Office is hereby appointed on ancillary matters appropriate to the proceedings in which the Federal Public Defender was previously appointed pursuant to an Order of this Court provided it is apparent to the Federal Public Defender that no change in the client's financial condition has occurred which would render the person financially ineligible for appointment of counsel under the Criminal Justice Act. If, at any time during the representation in the ancillary matter, the Federal Public Defender obtains information that a client is financially able to make payment, in whole or in part, for legal or other services in connection with the representation, and the source of the information is not protected as a privileged communication, the Federal Public Defender shall advise the Court. This General Order shall serve to authorize the Federal Public Defender to provide assistance of counsel to financially eligible persons in ancillary matters even though the initial appointment of the Federal Public Defender has otherwise terminated due to the conclusion of the matter for which the Federal Public Defender was originally appointed. Prior to the appearance in this Court on any new matter filed against a Defendant, the Federal Public Defender shall present to the Court a financial affidavit completed by the client to be represented. Dated this ________ of _________________, 1997. _________________________________ WILLIAM G. CAMBRIDGE, Chief Judge United States District Court _________________________________ RICHARD G. KOPF United States District Judge _________________________________ THOMAS M. SHANAHAN United States District Judge