Herrington v. the State

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• no reasonable probability that outcome oftrial would have been different had counsel objected to evidence of two prior false information convictions
• Defendant’s colloquy with the trial court prior to trial showed that he had changed his mind and abandoned his request to represent himself.
• Defendant’s colloquy with the trial court prior to trial showed that he had changed his mind and abandoned his request to represent himself.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).