COBB, Judge.
The primary issue raised by this appeal concerns the propriety of requiring a defendant to proceed to trial pro se as a result of his rejection of appointed counsel and failure to obtain private counsel. Although the issue is clear, its resolution is difficult, for it touches upon one of the most complex legal problems confronting trial judges: how to protect the procedural and substantive rights of a balky and hostile defendant who is at odds...
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