Public Defender Tells Client Strategic Decisions Are Allowed To Violate Rights

Mistah Wilson, as defendant Michael Taylor in People v Michael Taylor, visited the Los Angeles County Public Defender’s Office in Spring 2024 to seek clarification into the conflict of interests declared by their office without reasoning. Head Public Defender Marcus Malik Huntley #207357 alludes to tell Taylor that Attorney's strategic decision-making can lawfully violate his constitutional rights, reducing Taylor's disagreement as a matter of opinion than fact. He goes on to say that Attorneys, or public defenders, don't even tell the judge or the court when there is a conflict of interest, and firmly informs Taylor that he, as a client, does not have a legal right to know the reason for conflicts of interest declared. Listen for tha full scoop!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wilsonblock1000-radio--5630733/support.