United States v. Carpenter
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
2Per curiam
Terance Carpenter was convicted of five counts relating to child pornography. He appeals on two grounds.
1. At Carpenter’s trial, the prosecution rested its case-in-chief, and a discussion ensued among Carpenter, his lawyer and the trial judge about whether Carpenter would testify. Carpenter and his lawyer spoke privately, then returned to the courtroom. The judge asked for Carpenter’s decision about testifying, to which Carpenter’s lawyer replied: “Your Honor, Mr. Carpenter tells me he wants to represent himself.” Carpenter argues the district court erred in not holding a hearing on…
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