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Defendant now appeals by right.
In the present case, because the trial court properly exercised its discretion in addressing defendant's untimely request for self-representation and no abuse of discretion occurred, we would affirm defendant's convictions. I Defendant predicates his appeal on the trial court's refusal to permit him to discharge his court-appointed attorney and proceed with the trial in propria persona. On the day before trial, the trial court heard several evidentiary motions, including defense counsel's motion to adjourn based on the prosecutor's alleged failure to produce discovery documents. The trial court denied the motion to adjourn. Well . . .