Federal Public Defender

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Panel Attorney Representative

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Each federal judicial district has a CJA panel attorney representative. As the representative of all panel attorneys in the district, the CJA panel representative acts as the point of contact between panel members and other components of the judicial branch (Court, Federal Public Defender, Administrative Office of the United States Courts) with respect to the CJA program.

Kansas City Office		Jefferson City Office	Springfield Office
818 Grand Suite 300 Kansas City, MO 64106		221 Bolivar Street Suite 104 Jefferson City, MO 65101	901 St. Louis Street Suite 801 Springfield, MO 65806
Phone: (816) 471-8282		Phone: (573) 636-8747	Phone: (417) 873-9022
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Federal Defender Ray Conrad			First Assistant Public Defender David Mercer
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Assistant Federal Defenders		Assistant Federal Defenders	Assistant Federal Defenders
Larry Pace Laine Cardarella Anita Burns Steve Moss Travis Poindexter Robert Kuchar Ronna Holloman-Hughes William Raymond		Troy Stabenow	Ann Koszuth Michelle Nahon Ian Lewis Michelle Law
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Administrative Officer			Branch Administrative Assistant
Kristin Kertz			Leesa Waterworth
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Chief Investigator
Ron Ninemire
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Investigators		Investigators	Investigators
Allen Bush		Gregory Wills	Mark Loge
Gina Slack			Daniel England
Eimee Edington			Joan Burke-Kelly
Julie Eilers

Senior Legal Secretaries			Senior Legal Secretaries
Belinda Bye			Kim Carnes
Terri Newell			Cindy Hammer
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		Legal Secretary
		Jennifer Hauck

Computer System Administrator			Assistant Computer System Administrator
Troy Schnack			Cindy Stevens

Last Updated April 3, 2002

This web page is for the use of Federal Public Defenders, CJA and other attorneys regularly defending Federal cases in the Western District of Missouri.

The Office of the Federal Public Defender, Western District of Missouri, operates under authority of the Criminal Justice Act of 1964 (CJA), 18 U.S.C. § 3006A. It provides defense services in federal criminal cases and other covered matters to individuals who are financially unable to obtain adequate representation. A person’s eligibility for defender services is determined by the federal court. Defender organization attorneys may not engage in the private practice of law.