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Bell v. State

Citations

  • 695 N.E.2d 997
  • 1998 Ind. App. LEXIS 897
  • 1998 WL 299446

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  • acknowledging that invalid waivers of counsel are not subject to a harmless error analysis
  • reversing probation revocation where court never advised defendant of right to counsel, and record was silent as to whether court determined defendant's waiver was voluntary
  • reversing probation revocation where the trial court never advised defendant of right to counsel and the record was silent as to whether court determined defendant’s waiver was voluntary
  • trial court failed to advise probationer of his right to counsel and did not attempt to determine whether probationer wanted to waive that right
  • Where a probationer proceeds without counsel, the record must show that (s)he was made aware of the nature, extent, and importance of the right to counsel as well as the necessary consequences of waiving such a right.

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Judges: Najam, Bailey, Riley

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