People v. Martinez
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SILVERSTEIN *, Judge.
Defendant, Richard Lee Martinez, appeals the judgment of conviction entered following a jury verdict finding him guilty of second degree sexual assault, second *446degree burglary, and being an habitual criminal. We affirm.
Two weeks prior to the date of trial, and three months before the speedy trial deadline, defendant's attorney moved to withdraw, alleging: (1) that defendant was unable to pay for the investigative services necessary to try the case effectively; (2) that substantial differences had arisen between defendant and his attorney as to how the case should be…
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