Flantroy v. State

Johnson, Judge.

Charles Flantroy appeals from his conviction for entering an automobile with intent to commit theft and the denial of his motion for new trial.

The trial court appointed an assistant public defender to represent Flantroy. Nine days before trial, Flantroy announced to the trial court that his attorney seemed to be “working for the court instead of for [him],” claiming counsel was too “negative” about the case and not doing the things he requested him to do. Flantroy asked the court to appoint another attorney. The trial court stated that appointed counsel is an “excellent…