Per Curiam.
Appellant, without the advice or assistance of counsel, entered a plea of guilty at his preliminary hearing before the Municipal Court. This plea of guilty was introduced into evidence by the state at appellant's trial over the objection of the defendant. The admission of the plea into evidence constituted a violation of appellant's rights under the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. White v. Maryland,
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