· 8/17/1994
State v. Bafford
Citations
- 879 P.2d 613
- 255 Kan. 888
- 1994 Kan. LEXIS 116
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- explaining an attorney has a duty to have a general discussion with the client about strategy and tactics
- charging the State for time between the time defendant is found to be competent to stand trial and the date the defendant filed a motion for continuance
- charging the State for time between the time defendant is found to be competent to stand trial and the date the defendant filed a motion for continuance
- “[T]he decision of whether to move for a continuance ‘does not require a specific consultation between the attorney and client.’ ”
- defense counsel’s request of a continuance, with the defendant’s understanding, implies defendant’s waiver of speedy trial rights
- “The decision of whether a motion for a continuance should be filed does not require a specific consultation between the attorney and client. . . . Counsel was not required to obtain Bafford’s permission prior to moving for a continuance.”
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Judges: Six
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