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Before trial, a defendant told the judge, "I understand I have a lawyer, but I want to represent myself." The judge warned the defendant about the charges, possible penalties, and risks of proceeding without counsel. The defendant said he understood and still wanted to proceed.
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The court may permit self-representation only if the prosecutor consents. The court must deny self-representation whenever appointed counsel thinks it is a bad idea. The court may permit self-representation only if the defendant knowingly, voluntarily, and intelligently waives counsel, even if the choice is unwise. The court must deny self-representation whenever the defendant lacks legal training.

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