· 9/20/1994
United States v. Beatriz Corporan-Cuevas, United States of America v. Victor Milanes-Castellano
Citations
- 35 F.3d 953
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 25995
- 1994 WL 509543
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- noting that the denial of a motion for substitute counsel is reviewed for abuse of discretion
- noting that a motion for substitution of counsel made on the first day of trial \would clearly be untimely under all but the most exigent circumstances\
- “[A] motion . . . on the first day of trial . . . would clearly be untimely under all but the most exigent circumstances”
- “[A] motion . . . on the first day of trial . . . would clearly be untimely under all but the most exigent circumstances”
- “[A] motion . . . on the first day of trial . . . would clearly be untimely under all but the most exigent circumstances”
- “[A] motion . . . on the first day of trial . . . would clearly be untimely under all but the most exigent circumstances”
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