Court of Appeals of Oregon· 11/8/1989
State v. Higley
Citations
- 781 P.2d 1245
- 99 Or. App. 298
- 1989 Ore. App. LEXIS 1765
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- where the defendant’s failure to obtain counsel was not due to indigency or circumstances beyond his control, but resulted from his own lack of effort and his own choice, trial court did not abuse discretion by denying request for continuance made six days before trial
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Judges: Richardson, P.J., and Newman and Deits
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