UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. Craig Bradley GEORGE, AKA: Steve Eugene Johnson, Defendant-Appellant

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• holding that a motion made on the day of trial was untimely
• noting that the defendant failed to show how the denial of his motion for substitute counsel adversely affected his defense at trial
• noting that the defendant failed to show how the denial of his motion for substitute counsel adversely affected his defense at trial
• stating that a finding of \reasonable cause\ dictates whether a court conducts a competency hearing
• affirming district court’s denial of defendant’s motion for psychological evaluation since defendant was “ ‘lucid,’ ” “ ‘articulate’ ” and “ ‘intelligent]’ ”
• finding no prejudice where defendant has not “shown how a continuance would have assisted him”

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