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Lawyer or no lawyer, that was the question

Lawyer or no lawyer, that was the question

A 45-year-old man from Alphen appeared before a police judge to decide whether he would represent himself in court. While many suspects opt to forego legal counsel to save costs, this individual changed his mind at the last moment and decided to seek a lawyer.

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