· 6/14/1968
City of Minneapolis v. Price
Citations
- 159 N.W.2d 776
- 280 Minn. 429
- 1968 Minn. LEXIS 1122
How courts have described this case
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- holding that “it is reversable error to deny [a continuance] motion when, without fault of the defendant, the original defense counsel withdraws on short notice”
- holding that “it is reversable error to deny [a continuance] motion when, without fault of the defendant, the original defense counsel withdraws on short notice”
- holding that “it is reversable error to deny [a continuance] motion when, without fault of the defendant, the original defense counsel withdraws on short notice”
- holding that “it is reversable error to deny [a continuance] motion when, without fault of the defendant, the original defense counsel withdraws on short notice”
- holding that “it is reversable error to deny [a continuance] motion when, without fault of the defendant, the original defense counsel withdraws on short notice”
- holding that “it is reversable error to deny [a continuance] motion when, without fault of the defendant, the original defense counsel withdraws on short notice”
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Judges: Knutson, Nelson, Murphy, Otis, Gallagher
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