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Marcia Coyle reports, "Right to counsel probed by justices," in today's National Law Journal. Rothgery v. Gillespie County is being argued in the Supreme Court right now. The transcript should be available later today, here.The rights of one man who wanted a lawyer and didn't get one, and of
another man who didn't want a lawyer but was forced to take one,
converge in the U.S. Supreme Court this month in two cases probing the
scope of the right to counsel.
Walter Rothgery of Texas and Ahmad Edwards of Indiana have
little in common today except an abiding belief that their Sixth
Amendment rights were violated when they were at critical points in the
criminal justice system.
Rothgery is a free man today after belatedly, in his view,
getting an appointed lawyer who then easily showed he was not guilty of
the charges lodged against him...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on March 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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