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In Their Defense: Conflict Between the Criminal Defendant’s Right to Counsel of Choice and the Right to Appointed Counsel

Author
Kit Thomas

Citation
Kit Thomas, In Their Defense: Conflict Between the Criminal Defendant’s Right to Counsel of Choice and the Right to Appointed Counsel, 74 Wash. & Lee L. Rev. 1743 (2017).

Published
December 7, 2017

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