Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont: Reported by the Judges of Said Court, Agreeably to a Statute Law of the State, 181. köideVermont printing Company, 2006 |
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... Defendant first contends that his waiver of counsel was involuntary . Defendant's argument is premised on the trial court having allowed two privately hired attorneys to withdraw from his case and ignoring his repeated assertions that ...
... Defendant first contends that his waiver of counsel was involuntary . Defendant's argument is premised on the trial court having allowed two privately hired attorneys to withdraw from his case and ignoring his repeated assertions that ...
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... defendant tripping , the jury could conclude that defendant's actions were purposeful beyond a reasonable doubt . Thus , defendant's motion for acquittal of the crime of attempting to impede a police officer was properly denied . 13 ...
... defendant tripping , the jury could conclude that defendant's actions were purposeful beyond a reasonable doubt . Thus , defendant's motion for acquittal of the crime of attempting to impede a police officer was properly denied . 13 ...
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... defendant his ability to confront the witnesses against him , nor did it hamper defendant's ability to prepare a defense . State v . Willis , 170 Double Jeopardy - Multiple Charges Two offenses are considered the 678 COVENANTS.
... defendant his ability to confront the witnesses against him , nor did it hamper defendant's ability to prepare a defense . State v . Willis , 170 Double Jeopardy - Multiple Charges Two offenses are considered the 678 COVENANTS.
Contents
Text of Cases | 7 |
Memorandum Decisions | 5 |
Table of Unpublished Decisions | 2 |
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