Achtien v. Dowd

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• \Accused's counsel had no authority to change (habeas petitioner's) plea nor to stipulate facts without his consent. To hold otherwise would constitute a denial of several rights guaranteed the accused by the Bill of Rights.\
• “Accused’s counsel had no authority to change [habeas petitioner’s] plea nor to stipulate facts without his consent. To hold otherwise would constitute a denial of several rights guaranteed the accused by the Bill of Rights.”

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