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Social Studies, 17.12.2019 22:31 vandarughb5653

What right-to-counsel standard holds that only lawyers whose behavior is so shocking that it turns the trial into a joke are constitutionally ineffective?
a. the reasonably-competent-attorney standard
b. the mockery-of-justice standard
c. the authorized-imprisonment standard
d. the bind-over standard

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