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• If you face criminal charges. If you've been charged with a crime and cannot afford to hire your own lawyer, you have a constitutional right to an attorney at government expense. At your request, an attorney, often from a public defender's office, can be appointed to represent you when you are formally charged in court with a criminal offense.
• If you've been injured. If you have been injured and wish to sue, a lawyer may agree to represent you on a "contingency fee" basis. While the lawyer's services won't be free, you pay the lawyer's fee only when and if she recovers money for you. The attorney takes an agreed-upon percentage of any recovery as her fee.
• Discrimination. What to do if you feel you have been treated unfairly on the grounds of your race. Includes discrimination or harassment at work, and in wider society.
• Elections. Who can vote in elections, the rules for elections and how you register to vote.

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