Easterling v. State

1. Where a motion for continuance was based upon two grounds,— (1) the absence of one attorney who represented the accused, and (2) the physical inability of the other attorney of the accused, who.was present in court,'—and it appeared that the accused employed the absent attorney to represent him after notice, to himself or his attorney present in court, that the absent attorney had a leave of- absence from that term of the court before he employed him to represent him, and that the attorney who was sick and present in court was employed by the accused with knowledge of his physical…