A waiver of one s sixth amendment right to counsel must be all of the following, except: select one: a. voluntary. b. knowing. c. in writing. d. intelligent.

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A waiver of one s sixth amendment right to counsel must be all of the following, except: select one:

a. voluntary.
b. knowing.
c. in writing.
d. intelligent.

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B. knowing. Need a second opinion

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