PER CURIAM.
The defendant-appellee and his codefendant in the Ohio state court therein in 1962 entered pleas of guilty to a charge of armed robbery. At their preliminary hearing both indicated a willingness to waive indictment and to respond to an information. The presiding judge thereupon called appellee's codefendant forward and explained the right of one charged with a crime to counsel, emphasizing that this right exists "under the constitution." The trial judge...
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