Ninth Circuit· 10/22/1992

Johnny L. King v. James Rowland

Citations

977 F.2d 1354
92 Daily Journal DAR 14378
92 Cal. Daily Op. Serv. 8663
1992 U.S. App. LEXIS 26903
1992 WL 297074

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upholding conviction obtained at trial where defendant was shackled, guarded by three deputy sheriffs and seated a short distance from counsel because he \displayed a pattern of disruptive and dangerous behavior\
upholding conviction obtained at trial where defendant was shackled, guarded by three deputy sheriffs and seated a short distance from counsel because he “displayed a pattern of disruptive and dangerous behavior”
no constitutional violation where court undertook brief inquiry into appointment of counsel request but denied it
defendant attacked people in the courtroom, including his attorney, and verbally abused the judge
defendant attacked people in the courtroom, including his attorney, and verbally abused the judge
the use of three deputy sheriffs to guard the defendant was not improper

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Judges: Norris, Reinhardt, Trott

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