People v. Flynn
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtMalone Jr., J.
*1149The crux of defendant’s arguments is that Moss’s representation of him was not properly terminated until he personally retained Narrow and, therefore, everything that occurred between his arraignment in County Court in October 2009 and the retention of Narrow in February 2010 — all of which occurred without Moss present, including his guilty plea — was done in violation of his right to counsel; thus, the court should *1150have granted his motion to withdraw his plea. According to defendant, Favro’s representation of him did not cure his deprivation of counsel because it was “not achieved through…
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