Whether the Florida Supreme Court correctly held that the trial court's inquiry and determination under the lower standard of competency to waive counsel was sufficient to grant self-representation to a defendant with severe mental illness under the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments

QUESTION PRESENTED Whether the Florida Supreme Court, rather than applying a heightened standard for competency to represent oneself for defendants with severe mental illness, correctly held — contrary to Indiana v. Edwards and other state court decisions — that the trial court’s inquiry and determination under the lower standard of competency to waive counsel was sufficient to grant self-representation to a defendant with severe mental illness under the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments? i