Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 10/18/1989

Holloway v. State

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780 S.W.2d 787
1989 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 184
1989 WL 122611

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holding that once an accused is represented by counsel, he cannot unilaterally waive his Sixth Amendment right
holding that if valid attorney-client relationship exists and Sixth Amendment right has attached, relationship may not be dissolved in absence of counsel
holding that if valid attorney-client relationship exists and Sixth Amendment right has attached, relationship may not be dissolved in absence of counsel
holding that once an accused is represented by counsel, he cannot unilaterally waive his Sixth Amendment right
holding that once an accused is represented by counsel, he cannot unilaterally waive his Sixth Amendment right
holding that if valid attorney-client relationship exists and Sixth Amendment right has attached, relationship may not be dissolved in absence of counsel

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Judges: McCormick, Clinton, Teague, Duncan

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