State v. Halseth

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• stating that nonfunda-mental rights that an attorney may waive include decisions pertaining to the conduct of trial
• explaining that an attorney may waive certain nonfundamental rights, including decisions pertaining to the conduct of trial
• classifying the rights set forth in rule 26.01, subd. 3, as fundamental rights that must be personally and explicitly. waived
• reversing conviction that resulted from stipulated-facts trial, in absence of represented defendant’s valid waiver of rights to testify, confront witnesses, and compel production of witnesses, without discussing prejudicial impact of faulty waiver

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