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<h1>Court Must Appoint Advocate for Unrepresented Accused at State's Expense, High Court Sets Selection and Fee Rules.</h1> In cases where an accused is not represented by an advocate and lacks the means to hire one, the court must appoint an advocate at the State's expense. The High Court, with State Government approval, can establish rules for selecting these advocates, the facilities provided to them, and their fees. The State Government can extend these provisions to other classes of trials within the State through a notification, ensuring the same legal aid applies as in Courts of Session.