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Mon 25 May, 2020 01:00 am
In the State of California, if one is accused of a crime (any crime) and the case goes before a judge (whether just a hearing or a trial, if there is a difference regarding legal representation), if the accused doesn't have legal counsel, can he request a counselor be assigned to him (in the case he can't afford a lawyer)?
@Seizan,
I understand that that is a right of the accused. That is only an opinion.
@Seizan,
Of course they can. It's one of your Miranda rights.
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