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· 7/1/1849

LeBarron v. Redman

Citations

  • 30 Me. 536

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • stating that an administrative agency created by the General Assembly is a creature of statute, and, as such, its “authority is limited to that given it by the legislature”
  • noting that rules are presumptively valid
  • statute requiring appointment of public defender must be read together with Sixth Amendment and ethical rules
  • “No case suggests that a court analyze whether the Sixth Amendment right to counsel has been preserved at all critical stages only by retrospectively determining that the lack of such counsel deprived a defendant of a fair trial.”
  • administrative agency rules and regulations presumed valid

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Judges: Howard

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