Henriqson Finds Court Is Not His Castle as He Stumbles Through Self-Representation in Child Rape Case

Henriqson Finds Court Is Not His Castle as He Stumbles Through Self-Representation in Child Rape Case

Facing capital sexual battery charges, Kristopher Henriqson has fired his public defender to represent himself, a decision that faltered during a recent pre-trial hearing. Circuit Judge Dawn Nichols denied the majority of Henriqson’s motions, including requests to change the venue, admit an illegal recording, and rewrite DNA reports he fundamentally misunderstood. While Henriqson secured minor procedural victories, the judge warned that without …