State v. Jackson
Citations
- 2019 Ohio 2933
Syllabus
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW/CRIMINAL – COUNSEL — WAIVER: The absence of standby counsel at trial did not invalidate defendant-appellant's waiver of his right to counsel where the waiver was voluntarily, knowingly and intelligently made and defendant affirmed at trial that he wished to proceed pro se: defendant was not entitled to standby counsel and the trial court was obligated to respect defendant's constitutional right to represent himself.
Judges: Bergeron
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