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In a 1975 Supreme Court ruling, criminal defendants won the right to represent themselves. But ever since, lower courts have been disagreeing -- sometimes dramatically -- over how to implement that right. The justices will have a chance Friday to revisit the issue when they take up Egwaoje v. United States , at their private conference. The court will decide whether to add the case and dozens of others to the docket for argument and decision in the fall.
March 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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