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Anderson v. State

Citations

  • 370 N.E.2d 318
  • 267 Ind. 289
  • 1977 Ind. LEXIS 500

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  • concluding that defendant did not make clear and unequivocal assertion of right to proceed pro se where he expressed dissatisfaction with appointed counsel and stated, “I would rather represent myself if I can’t get no lawyer.”
  • finding that defendant’s statement claiming to assert the right of self-representation was in fact conditional, ambiguous, “and more of a generalized expression of feeling than an assertion of a right”

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Judges: Pivarnik

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