People v. Russell

Supreme Court of Michigan · Decided 2004-07-27

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Young, J. In this case, we granted leave to appeal to consider whether a defendant may, by conduct alone, “unequivocally” waive his Sixth Amendment Right to counsel and elect to proceed pro se. We need not reach that question in this case because a review of the record reveals that defendant clearly and unequivocally declined self-representation. We reverse the decision of the Court…

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