Where defense counsel reasonably believes that their client may be incompetent, but the defendant disagrees, does the Sixth Amendment require a district court to appoint 'special counsel' to advocate for the defendant's position at any competency proceeding?

Where defense counsel reasonably believes that their client may be incompetent, but the defendant disagrees, does the Sixth Amendment require a district court to appoint “special counsel” to advocate for the defendant’s position at any competency proceeding? iii RELATED CASES Pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 14(1)(b)(iii), Petitioner submits these cases which are directly related to this Petition: none