State v. Tymcio

The trial court’s initial factual determination of nonindigency was fairly made. At that time, the defendant was regularly employed, had been freed on bond, and was scheduled to appear for trial. He knew that by reason of the court’s determination of his nonindigency, he was obliged to seek counsel at his own expense. With the resources at his disposal, the defendant appeared able to make some reasonable arrangement for adequate representation.

When the defendant appeared in court 31 days later, he reported that he had been unable to obtain counsel, that *43he was unrepresented, and that he…