State v. Holden

The court-appointed attorney representing the defendant candidly and frankly made the following statement in his brief:

"... I carefully examined the record in this case with a view of determining whether any errors had been committed in the trial which were prejudicial to the defendant. After careful and diligent review, the court appointed counsel advised the defendant that he could find no error in the trial. However, the defendant insisted that counsel proceed with the appeal, and, in compliance with the defendant’s demand, and in compliance with the court’s appointment, counsel has…