Townsend v. Superior Court

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• concluding that defendant was bound by counsel’s continuances, requested because heavy caseload had impeded counsel’s preparedness for trial, despite defendant’s refusal to waive time on the record and demands to court to be tried
• concluding that defendant was bound by counsel’s continuances, requested because heavy caseload had impeded counsel’s preparedness for trial, despite defendant’s refusal to waive time on the record and demands to court to be tried

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• Townsend v. Superior Court
  California Court of Appeal· 1998-03-10· cited 21×