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Must a Defendant Corporation appear through counsel in a criminal case?



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CCP Article 17A.07(a) says "A defendant corporation or association appears through counsel." I am prosecuting cases in Municipal Court. Oftentimes, the president of a small corporation will appear and want to plead the corporation's case or have a trial, but they are told to come back with an attorney. I have not found a way around the above provision. Is anyone familiar with any other law (including AG opinions)that suggests the representative may proceed to trial without an attorney? Thanks . . | ||
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Must a Defendant Corporation appear through counsel in a criminal case?



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