Michigan Court of Appeals· 6/18/2001

People v. Traylor

Citations

628 N.W.2d 120
245 Mich. App. 460

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noting that a defendant’s filing of a grievance against his counsel is insufficient alone to warrant new counsel
explaining that it is the responsibility of the defendant, not the Court, to search for facts underlying the defendant's argument
stating that this Court will not search for a factual basis to sustain or reject defendant’s position
indicating that substitute counsel is not warranted just because a defendant lacks confidence in his or her lawyer
“Defendant may not leave it to this Court to search for a factual basis to sustain or reject his position.”
“Defendant may not leave it to this Court to search for a factual basis to sustain or reject his position.”

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Judges: Hoekstra, Whitbeck, Cooper

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