The New York Attorney Breakdown Form for Capital Cases is a document used by the Office of the Capital Defender to assign attorneys for capital cases. This form is used to determine the appropriate legal representation for eligible defendants, and helps to ensure fair and appropriate representation in capital cases. There are three types of New York Attorney Breakdown Forms for Capital Cases: the Initial Attorney Breakdown Form, the Pre-Trial Attorney Breakdown Form, and the Post-Trial Attorney Breakdown Form. The Initial Attorney Breakdown Form is completed at the beginning of a case and includes information such as the defendant's name, the charges, and the court in which the case will be heard. The Pre-Trial Attorney Breakdown Form is completed when the case is ready for trial and includes details such as the attorney's name, the trial date, and the legal issues to be addressed. The Post-Trial Attorney Breakdown Form is completed after the trial to document the outcome of the case and any other relevant information. All three forms are used to ensure fair and effective representation for capital cases in New York.