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Donald E. ZUCCO v. STATE of Arkansas CR 94-46 894 S.W.2d 922 Supreme Court of Arkansas
Opinion delivered March 20, 1995 ATTORNEY & CLIENT - APPELLANT HAS ATTORNEY OF RECORD - STATE'S MOTION TO APPOINT COUNSEL IS MOOT. - Where appellant is still shown as having an attorney of record, the State's motion for an order directing appellant to retain counsel or file an affidavit and application to proceed in forma pauperis was moot. Motion Requesting that Appellant Zucco's Status as an Indigent be Determined and that Counsel be Appointed to Represent Zucco if He is Found to be an Indigent; moot. No response. Winston Bryant, Att'y Gen., by: Clint Miller, Acting Deputy Att'y Gen., for appellee. [1] PER CURIAM. The State moves for an order of this court directing Donald E. Zucco to retain counsel forthwith to represent him in his appeal, or, alternatively, to file with this court an Affidavit and Application to proceed in forma pauperis. We note where the file of this matter in the Supreme Court Clerk's office reflects that Michael Knollmeyer is an attorney of record. We granted the motion of Ralph John Blagg to be relieved as counsel for appellant Zucco on February 20, 1995, in part because Michael Knollmeyer was also shown as counsel of record. As appellant Zucco still has retained counsel of record, we deem the State's motion to be moot.
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