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People State New York v. Marshall David Crown

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  • Title: People State New York v. Marshall David Crown
  • Author : Supreme Court of New York
  • Release Date : January 26, 1976
  • Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
  • Pages : * pages
  • Size : 66 KB

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[51 A.D.2d 588 Page 589] Appellant was convicted after a trial during which he was absent. At the outset of the trial appellant requested a continuance so that he could replace his court-appointed attorney. The trial court did not abuse its discretion in rejecting that request. Appellant had already been represented by his court-appointed attorney at a suppression hearing the previous day and, at the time of his application, a jury had already been selected. Appellant had had at least three months within which he could have replaced his attorney; he could not wait until the last possible minute to attempt to do so. He did not offer a reason for the replacement of his attorney, nor did he indicate that his requested counsel was willing to represent him or proceed with the case. When appellant continually disrupted his trial, he was properly removed from the courtroom (see CPL 260.20); his removal and his continued refusal to aid his attorney was not a denial of the effective assistance of counsel. Appellant was given every opportunity to speak with his attorney; his refusal to do so was his own fault. Two of the six counts must be dismissed because appellant had previously been convicted, upon his guilty plea, of petit larceny with regard to the stolen credit card which, according to the second and fifth counts, he criminally possessed (see CPL 40.10).


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