370 Mass. 855 | Mass. | 1976
These are appeals to the full court by Jackson from the dismissal of two petitions filed by him in the county court. The petitions were referred by the court for hearing before a master. Jackson was indicted by the Suffolk County grand jury on April 11, 1973, for the alleged murder of one Ellen Ann Reich. On April 17, 1973, Jackson was arraigned and Mr. Jack Zalkind was appointed as counsel for him. On September 16, 1974, Mr. Zalkind withdrew from the matter with permission of the court. Mr. Albert L. Hutton, Jr., was appointed as Jackson’s counsel on November 20, 1974, and was allowed to withdraw on January 16, 1975. Jackson petitioned for the appointment of Mr. Stephen M. Salon as his counsel. Thereafter, on January 16, 1975, Mr. Salon was appointed as Jackson’s counsel. On May 30, 1975, Mr. Salon filed a motion to withdraw, alleging that insurmountable differences had arisen between Jackson and him. After a hearing, a judge of the Superior Court allowed Mr. Salon to withdraw as counsel and, after requesting Jackson to submit the names of attorneys to him for possible appointment, the judge appointed Mr. Joseph J. Balliro (whose name was not among those submitted by Jackson) to represent Jackson. Before the
Petitions dismissed.