United States v. Robert J. Dilworth

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• lack of specific motion, delay in contacting court and proposed counsel not prepared to go to trial suggests pretext for delay
• lack of specific reasons for dissatisfaction on day before scheduled trial and choice of another attorney who was busy in another trial “strongly suggests that the motion for continuance was merely a pretext for delay”
• lack of specific reasons for dissatisfaction on day before scheduled trial and choice of another attorney who was busy in another trial \strongly suggests that the motion for continuance was merely a pretext for delay\

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