A Bucks County, Pa., defendant who was forced to proceed to trial with unprepared counsel because his regular lawyer was attached for trial in another county was deprived of his right to private counsel of his choice, a unanimous Supreme Court has ruled.
The high court’s decision reversed the Superior Court’s decision to uphold the trial court’s denial of post-trial motions in the case.
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