United States v. James Oreye

How courts have described this case

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• holding that, if you are given several options and turn down all but one, you have selected the one you did not turn down
• holding that, if you are given several options and turn down all but one, you have selected the one you did not turn down
• holding if a person is offered a choice between three things and says no to the first and second, he has chosen the third
• finding that a defendant waived his right to counsel by refusing the court-appointed attorney offered to him
• holding if a person is offered a choice between three things and says no to the first and second, he has chosen the third
• “A defendant has no right to indefinite delays while he tries on new lawyers unless he has a reason for dissatisfaction with the old.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).