§ 1355.9 Main office and satellite offices.

This rule sets up how the public defense system organizes its offices across the state. The Board is required to create one main office to run things, plus additional satellite offices wherever they're needed.

The idea behind this is simple: people who need legal representation shouldn't have to travel far or face extra hurdles just because of where they live. By allowing satellite offices, the system can reach clients in different areas instead of forcing everyone to rely on a single location.

In practice, this means the Board has the flexibility to decide how many offices to open and where to put them, based on what clients actually need. This helps make sure people get proper legal representation no matter what part of the state they're in.