Indiana Appearance by Self Represented Defendant in Criminal Case is a legal procedure that allows a defendant to appear in person before a court without the assistance of an attorney. In criminal cases, the defendant must enter a plea of either guilty or not guilty, and the court may issue orders or other documents in response. There are three types of Indiana Appearance by Self Represented Defendant in Criminal Case: appearance by waiver of counsel, appearance by motion to proceed pro SE, and appearance by plea of not guilty. In waiver of counsel, the defendant waives the right to an attorney and appears in court without one. In motion to proceed pro SE, the defendant requests the court to allow them to proceed without an attorney. Finally, in plea of not guilty, the defendant pleads not guilty to the charges.