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got you.Chad can't fire him.
The judge always has to approve that request from the defendant. The defendant would have to file a specific motion for this....Motion for new counsel.
He can't, because the judge just ruled against JP's motion to be dismissed from the case.
If Chad filed a motion for new counsel the motion would be denied.
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Chad could make that motion...but I agree that Boyce telegraphed a no by pointing out that there is no evidence that Prior has been ineffective.
also, priors motion said on Chad's behalf that the client thought it unfair that prior goes unpaid. not that Chad was unhappy with the representation. who gets worried about fair compensation for someone who is doing a bad job, and who already took your house? that adds evidence of priors effectiveness- so - on what grounds could Chad fire him?
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