BROSKY, Judge:
Appellant was convicted of robbery, theft, simple assault, aggravated assault and criminal conspiracy. He was tried without a jury, having waived his right to jury trial. Appellant was represented by counsel. He now argues that his waiver was not a knowing and intelligent one because the meaning of the term "reasonable doubt" was not explained to him during the jury waiver colloquy. We affirm the judgment.
To have made a knowledgeable waiver...
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