Hundhauser v. State

Three challenges are made to the judgment of conviction.(1) Defendant himself, in a pro se brief, contends that the complaint and warrant were defective. The court record in this case as to proceedings at the time of arraignment states: “Defendant present in court with attorney. . . . Defendant by his attorney waives any defects in the issuance of the warrant.” Even if there had not been such specific waiver of any defects in the issuance of the warrant, constructive waiver would result from the election by the defendant to enter a plea, demand a jury and proceed to trial. An objection to a…