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· 7/6/1871

Van Brocklin v. Wolcott

Citations

  • 52 Tenn. 743
  • 5 Heisk. 743
  • 1871 Tenn. LEXIS 306

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • affirming trial court's inherent, discretionary authority to appoint cocounsel at public expense in a complex capital case and noting, \Even with our holding today the government is having to provide compensation for only one counsel\
  • affirming trial court's inherent, discretionary authority to appoint cocounsel at public expense in a complex capital case and noting, \Even with our holding today the government is having to provide compensation for only one counsel\

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Judges: Nicholson

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