Opinion
Argued October 1, 1906
Decided October 9, 1906
William Travers Jerome, District Attorney ( Robert C. Taylor of counsel), for motion.
James E. Brande opposed.
Counsel for the defendant assigned at the time of his arraignment continues until the disposition of the appeal, unless such counsel voluntarily withdraw from the case or the relations as counsel are otherwise terminated. A new assignment of counsel is now unnecessary. Motion to dismiss appeal denied. Appeal to be perfected in sixty days; in default thereof the district attorney is at liberty to renew the motion to dismiss.