· 3/23/1970
Hale v. Brewster
Citations
- 467 P.2d 8
- 81 N.M. 342
How courts have described this case
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- defendant must be given opportunity to express why sentence “should not be pronounced against him and why he should have leniency”
- court-appointed attorney had duty to accept payment from court for representation as sole compensation; if client’s note was given to attorney as fee for services, attorney was already bound to perform and client had a valid defense to action by attorney on the note
- court-appointed attorney had duty to accept payment from court for representation as sole compensation; if client's note was given to attorney as fee for services, attorney was already bound to perform and client had a valid defense to action by attorney on the note
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Judges: Moise, Watson, Reese
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