TD Bank, N.A. v. Duncan

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• affirming the denial of a motion to substitute counsel when the attorney presented an adequate defense
• failure to record chambers conference regarding plea bargain “not asserted as error and clearly did not violate the statute”
• no need for a hearing based on a vague claim that defendant was on sedatives and unable to converse with his attorney where detailed facts concerning usage were lacking
• “In applying the rule developed in [Brown v. Craven, 424 F.2d 1166 (9th Cir. 1970) (concerning counsel sub- stitution)], we consider a number of factors, including [timeliness, ade- quacy of inquiry, and degree of communication breakdown].”

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