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· 8/15/2022

the State of Texas v. Gabriela Quiroz MacEdo

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  • after deciding to proceed pro se, defendant had no constitutional right to effective assistance of counsel in any capacity
  • after deciding to proceed pro se, defendant had no constitutional right to effective assistance of counsel in any capacity
  • “[a]s long as the defendant clearly and unequivocally indicates that he wants to proceed pro se instead of proceeding with the public defender appointed for him, his waiver of counsel is knowing and voluntary”
  • affirming judgment of conviction for larceny in first degree

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