NICOLE M. MOORE v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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• explaining that trial courts have a responsibility to “assess whether a waiver is being made knowingly and intelligently”
• waiver of right to counsel after deficient colloquy may still be valid if surrounding facts and circumstances indicate defendant understood right to counsel and difficulties of pro se representation at time of waiver

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