PD 2.09(4)(4) Habeas corpus cases, after conviction — from appellate certification lists or from certification lists relating to the original offense. PD 2.09(5)(5) Post-conviction motion cases — from appellate certification lists or from certification lists relating to the original offense. PD 2.09(6)(6) Paternity and contempt cases — from appellate certification lists or misdemeanor or felony certification lists. PD 2.09(7)(7) Extraordinary remedy cases — from felony, misdemeanor or appellate certification lists, depending on nature of case. PD 2.09(8)(8) Civil or criminal mental reexamination cases — from certification lists relating to the original proceeding. PD 2.09 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, August, 1978, No. 272, eff. 9-1-78; am. (2), (4) to (8), Register, November, 1984, No. 347, eff. 12-1-84. PD 2.10PD 2.10 Written notice of assignment. PD 2.10(1)(1) As soon as a regular assignment of counsel is made, the representative of the state public defender shall provide the clerk of court having jurisdiction over that case, in writing, the name, address, and telephone number of the attorney providing representation. PD 2.10(2)(2) In cases assigned to local private counsel, the representative of the state public defender shall send that attorney written confirmation of the assignment showing: PD 2.10(2)(b)(b) The type of case, including the court and case number (if known); PD 2.10(2)(c)(c) The client’s full name, address, phone number, and present location; PD 2.10 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, August, 1978, No. 272, eff. 9-1-78; correction in (2) (d) made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 7., Stats., Register, July, 1995, No. 475. PD 2.11PD 2.11 Appellate representation. PD 2.11(1)(1) Appellate representation shall be considered a separate case and reassigned under s. PD 2.03. PD 2.11(2)(2) The state public defender shall assign to independent private counsel any case in which a staff attorney of the state public defender’s office provided trial representation and it is arguable that the client was not afforded effective representation. PD 2.11 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, August, 1978, No. 272, eff. 9-1-78; correction in (1) made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 7., Stats., Register, July, 1995, No. 475. PD 2.12PD 2.12 Investigative and expert services for private attorneys. PD 2.12(1)(1) The state public defender may make available to private attorneys assigned under these provisions the services of staff investigators. In the event a staff investigator is not available or is providing services in a conflicting case, the state public defender may authorize the private attorney to retain investigatory services that may reasonably be required, and the investigator shall be compensated by the state public defender. PD 2.12(2)(2) If a private attorney assigned under these provisions finds it necessary to retain expert assistance, the attorney shall apply to the state public defender for permission to retain that expert assistance. The state public defender may approve the request. In the event of approval, the state public defender shall provide reimbursement for the assistance. PD 2.12 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, August, 1978, No. 272, eff. 9-1-78; am. Register, November, 1984, No. 347, eff. 12-1-84; emerg. cr. (3) and (4), eff. 2-26-92. PD 2.13PD 2.13 Staff attorney representation of non-indigent clients. If a court appoints a state public defender staff attorney to represent a non-indigent client, the state public defender shall receive reimbursement from the county for the cost of the state public defender staff attorney’s representation as follows: PD 2.13(1)(1) For legal services rendered, at a rate which is in accordance with chapter 81, Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules. PD 2.13(2)(2) For expenses incurred incident to representation such as, but not limited to, costs for travel, witnesses, discovery or experts, at a rate at which a private attorney would be reimbursed by the county. PD 2.13 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, November, 1991, No. 431, eff. 12-1-91.