· 1/13/1984
United States v. Peter Cancilla
Citations
- 725 F.2d 867
- 1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 26418
How courts have described this case
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- conflict of interest when attorney allegedly had engaged in criminal conduct related to that for which the defendant client was standing trial
- court finds that attorney’s conflict of interest may have caused him to tailor cross-examination to avoid possible danger to himself
- counsel may have engaged in criminal activity, similar to charges against client-defendant, involving possible common co-conspirator
- counsel himself engaged in criminal acts which vigorous defense would have exposed
- attorney implicated in crime for which client was on trial
- attorney participated with client’s coconspirators in crime similar to client’s
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Judges: Feinberg, Kearse, Trade
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