Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 2/25/1976

Webb v. State

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533 S.W.2d 780
1976 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 877

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holding that although a criminal defendant does not have the right to hybrid representation, a patient trial judge may permit it
holding that although a criminal defendant does not have the right to hybrid representation, a patient trial judge may permit it
holding that although a criminal defendant does not have the right to hybrid representation, a patient trial judge may permit it
holding that although a criminal defendant does not have the right to hybrid representation, a patient trial judge may permit it
holding that although a criminal defendant does not have the right to hybrid representation, a patient trial judge may permit it
holding that although a criminal defendant does not have the right to hybrid representation, a patient trial judge may permit it

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Judges: Dally, Onion

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