What challenge is associated with the appointment of private lawyers, who typically handle corporate transactions, to represent indigent defendants in criminal trials? Group of answer choices Private lawyers, especially those from big law firms dedicated to pro bono work, may have little to no criminal law experience, which can impact the quality of defense provided to indigent defendants These private lawyers are often too expensive for the state to afford, leading to a lack of legal representation for indigent defendants Private lawyers usually refuse court appointments, resulting in a shortage of legal counsel available for indigent defendants The involvement of private lawyers in criminal defense leads to an overcomplication of the trial process, extending the duration of criminal trials unnecessarily