Committee for Public Council Services

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44 Bromfield Street
Boston, MA - 02108
Phone Number: (617) 482-6212

The Committee for Public Council Services provides legal representation in Massachusetts for those unable to afford an attorney in all matters in which the law requires the appointment of counsel. This includes representation in criminal, delinquency, youthful offender, child welfare, mental health, sexually dangerous person and sex offender registry cases, as well as related appeals and post-conviction matters.


Mission Statement: s. Our mission is to provide excellent legal services to each and every client by assuring that all assigned attorneys possess the skills they need through experience or training, meet high standards of performance and have ready access to mentoring, supervision and continuing legal education.

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2020-10-20 13:22:45

This office is also sometimes called the mental health litigation unit. If a person is brought to an emergency room of a hospital or the Psychiatric ward of the hospital or directly to a mental facility/Institution and they feel that they have been wrongly or falsely/intentionally/maliciously taken there

2020-10-24 23:30:47

I just want to thank the Massachusetts committee for public council services for all their hard work and diverse wisdom that they have given me they have really done more than their fair share have gone above and beyond the call of duty

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