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6th Amendment Violation – Self-representation
By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//October 7, 2022//
Listen to this articleWI Court of Appeals – District I
Case Name: State of Wisconsin v. Demoyne j. Davis
Case No.: 2021AP1786-CR
Officials: Brash, C.J., Donald, P.J., and White, J.
Focus: 6th Amendment Violation – Self-representation
Demoyne J. Davis appeals his judgment of conviction for two counts of armed robbery, as a party to a crime, as well as the order denying his postconviction motion. Davis argues that his Sixth Amendment right to self-representation was violated when the trial court denied his request during his trial to proceed pro se. Upon review, we affirm.Affirmed
Decided 10/04/22
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