Phynes v. State

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• holding that even if the right to counsel had been violated, it could not be raised on appeal from the trial court’s decision to adjudicate
• holding that even if the right to counsel had been violated, it could not be raised on appeal from the trial court's decision to adjudicate
• holding that even if the right to counsel had been violated, it could not be raised on appeal from the trial court’s decision to adjudicate
• holding that defendant could not appeal court = s decision to adjudicate guilt even though counsel was not present at adjudication hearing
• holding that defendant could not appeal court’s decision to adjudicate guilt even though counsel was not present at adjudication hearing
• holding that even the total lack of an attorney at the hearing to adjudicate may not be raised on appeal

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