If at any stage of the proceedings, including [an] appeal, a public attorney or the
indigent whom he represents so requests, the court immediately concerned, in its discretion,
may assign a substitute public attorney. A person who is so assigned has the same
functions with respect to the indigent as the public attorney for whom he is substituted.
If the person so assigned is not in the office of the public defender nor in a legal
aid or defender organization serving under this article, the court shall prescribe
his compensation and approve the expenses necessarily incurred by him in the defense
of the indigent.
(1967 Ga. Laws (Act No. 373), page 3014, § 6)
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