In Florida v. Bowen the trial judge allowed a PD to withdraw from an individual case due to excessive caseload. The dilemma is created by the violation of the client's right to a speedy trial and the inability to obtain substitute counsel. Now an intermediate court of appeals has reversed. Robert Boruchowitz, Professor from Practice at Seattle University reports at Crim Law Prof blog.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Florida Appellate Court Denies PD's Withdrawal Motion Based on Excessive Caseload
In Florida v. Bowen the trial judge allowed a PD to withdraw from an individual case due to excessive caseload. The dilemma is created by the violation of the client's right to a speedy trial and the inability to obtain substitute counsel. Now an intermediate court of appeals has reversed. Robert Boruchowitz, Professor from Practice at Seattle University reports at Crim Law Prof blog.
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