· 12/30/1971
United States v. James O. Carter
Citations
- 453 F.2d 402
How courts have described this case
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- Sixth Amendment “does not permit [accused] to arbitrarily dismiss his retained attorney on the eve of trial and thus disturb and delay orderly procedures in the courts”
- Sixth Amendment \does not permit (accused) to arbitrarily dismiss his retained attorney on the eve of trial and thus disturb and delay orderly procedures in the courts\
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Judges: Celebrezze, Brooks, O'Sullivan
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