State v. Hauge
South Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
3. Whether the circuit court erred in ordering Hauge to pay $31,743.82 in restitution.
4. Whether Hauge's sentence was cruel and unusual.
Analysis and Decision
1. Whether Hauge's Sixth Amendment rights were violated.
[¶10.] Hauge's argument that his Sixth Amendment rights were violated is twofold: (1) he argues the court erred in finding his waiver of his right to counsel was knowing, voluntary, and intelligent; and (2) he claims his court-appointed advisory counsel was ineffective.
[¶11.] In a criminal case, a defendant has a constitutional right to be represented by counsel, but he also has "an *170a…
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