PER CURIAM:
Carl Kabat, having purportedly waived his rights to counsel and to trial by the district court, was convicted by a magistrate for willful injury to government property. Kabat appealed unsuccessfully to the district court on the ground that the magistrate's failure to give him all of the advice prescribed by Rule 2(b) of the Magistrates Rules rendered his conviction invalid and that his waivers of counsel and of trial in the district court were ineffective...
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