Change Public Defender

It seems like you're unhappy with your public defender's services. Here are some steps you can take:
- Request a new public defender from the court.
- Consult the Minnesota Board of Public Defense.
- Consider hiring a private attorney if possible.
Note: The court isn't obliged to grant your request. It'll depend on the circumstances.

In Wright County, Minnesota, you can seek pro bono (free) legal representation from:
- Minnesota Legal Services Coalition
- Volunteer Lawyers Network
- Minnesota Legal Aid
Please note: Availability depends on case type and financial eligibility.

"Black's Law Dictionary" is not freely available due to copyright laws. However, you can access it in a local library, law school, or purchase a digital copy. Some online platforms provide legal definitions, albeit not as comprehensive.

"Black's Law Dictionary, 11th Edition" is generally not available for free due to copyright restrictions. You may access it at a public library or law school. Alternatively, you can purchase a digital copy from authorized sellers.

Black's Law Dictionary defines "duress" as a situation where someone performs an act as a result of violence, threat, or other pressure against them. Duress is often used as a defense in criminal and contract law.

According to Black's Law Dictionary, "Excessive Bail" is defined as a bail amount set at a figure higher than an amount reasonably calculated to ensure the defendant's appearance at trial. It violates the 8th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

What state are you in? Laws about holding times after posting bail can vary from state to state.

In Minnesota, if bail is posted, the jail should release you as soon as possible. However, processing can take time, and if it's a weekend or holiday, it may take longer. If you believe your rights were violated, consider consulting a lawyer.

It seems like you were trying to ask what to do if you showed up for court. Could you please clarify your situation and what you need help with?