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IN THE JUVENILE COURT OF ______________ COUNTY

STATE OF GEORGIA

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In the interest of:         ] CASE NO.

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MOTION TO APPOINT ADDITIONAL COUNSEL

Defendant moves this court, pursuant to the Sixth, Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution and similar provisions of the Georgia Constitution, and similar provisions of the Georgia Constitution, for the Appointment of an additional counsel at the county's expense in order to assist in the defense of this case. As grounds for this Motion, the Defendant states the following:


The Defendant is currently charged with murder. Undersigned counsel has been previously appointed by this Court to represent the Defendant. The Defendant is indigent and counsel accordingly will be paid by the county.


Counsel has thoroughly reviewed the limited information known to date and has reached the conclusion that the appointment of co-counsel is absolutely essential if the Defendant is to be represented properly and with the effective assistance of counsel. Specifically, the following aspects of this case mandate the appointment of additional counsel.

(a) There is a significant number of witnesses to be interviewed for both the built-innocence phase and the sentencing of trial.

(b) An extensive amount of scientific and other expert evidence is anticipated and must be analyzed.

(c) "Other crimes" evidence will be offered at the penalty phase,

necessitating a thorough investigation of each criminal episode involved.

(d) Numerous motions must be researched and filed that are specifically related to a capital prosecution.

(e) Extensive preparation must be made for the sentencing phase of trial.

(f) Counsel must supervise and assimilate facts developed by investigators.


The Defendant, as a result of his indigency, is unable to pay for an additional counsel; quite obviously, a defendant of means would employ additional counsel in a capital case of this nature in order to obtain an effective presentation of his case.

WHEREFORE, for reasons stated in the above, Defendant requests that he be appointed counsel.

Respectfully submitted,

 
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