Ahead of his first appearance before the full 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, former Gov. Roy E. Barnes last week predicted that the arguments were going to be very short-and the questions very long.
That proved true Tuesday morning. Even more so than in Barnes’ case over payday loans, the 12 judges unrelentingly grilled lawyers in a pair of cases in which three-judge panels have reversed convictions based on how the trial judges handled the defendants’ attempts to fire their court-appointed lawyers.
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