State v. Lee
Citations
- 2020 Ohio 3987
Syllabus
In a murder trial, it was structural error for the trial court to accept appellant's waiver of his right to counsel and proceed to trial without a continuance. Appellant's waiver of his right to counsel, which occurred on a Thursday, was equivocal and unclear he asserted his right to self-representation yet further asserted that he was unprepared to proceed to trial pro se the following Monday and needed a continuance. Judgment reversed and remanded. (Froelich, J., concurring in judgment only.) (Tucker, P.J., dissenting.)
Judges: Donovan
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- State v. CassanoOhio Supreme Court· 2002-08-07· cited 257×
- United States v. Clinton Bernard Frazier-ElFourth Circuit· 2000-03-02· cited 198×
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