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State Ex Rel. Sanders v. Reeves by 671 Supreme Court of Indiana No. 28 Book Summary

This is an original action for an alternative writ of mandamus to compel the respondent to accept jurisdiction, hear and determine petitioner's petition for writ of error coram nobis, or show cause why the same should not be done. The petitioner, who is a prisoner in the Indiana State Prison, alleges his petition was prepared without the aid of counsel, which fact is all too apparent from a brief examination thereof. We have often noticed the failure of pauper prisoners to avail themselves of the advice and skilled services of the Public Defender, both in the trial courts and here. If prisoners would stop trying to initiate and prosecute proceedings for a review of their judgments, without the advice and help of the Public Defender, he would have more time to devote to those who may have some merit to their claims, and the trial courts as well as this court would avoid the loss of time involved in considering such cases. The office of Public Defender was created for the benefit of those wrongfully imprisoned, as well as to aid the courts in administering Justice, but when a prisoner elects to represent himself, there is no reason for this court to indulge any benevolent presumption in his behalf, or waive any rule for the orderly and proper conduct of litigation and appeals.

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