Whether the refusal to appoint a different court-appointed defence counsel was unlawful
The appeal failed: a replacement of court-appointed counsel is allowed only for objective reasons, such as a severely and irreversibly broken relationship of trust or manifestly insufficient defence, which were not shown.
The accused has no right to choose appointed counsel. The authority has broad discretion, and intervention is required only if the defence is manifestly deficient or the record shows an objectively irreparable breakdown of trust. The appellant alleged only minor dissatisfaction and did not substantiate any such objective ground.