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The document is a court decision from the Court of Common Pleas in Clermont County, Ohio, regarding a motion for appointment of counsel at state expense filed by defendant Perry James Workman. The court reviews Workman's request for jail time credit and determines that he is not entitled to additional credit due to principles of res judicata, as he failed to raise these issues during his sentencing or in a timely appeal. The court ultimately denies the motion for appointment of counsel, stating that such matters should be addressed in the appellate court.

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