Williams v. State

Marshall, Judge.

Appellant Williams was tried and convicted at a bench trial upon an accusation for theft by taking of property of a value of less, than $100, a misdemeanor offense. He was sentenced to serve twelve months. In this appeal, Williams enumerates as error the denial of his right to counsel at trial, as well as the alleged failure of the trial court to advise him of the necessity of a transcript in order to perfect an appeal or of the requirement that appellant would have to provide a reporter in order to transcribe a record if he eventually desired to make an appeal.

At his trial…