Whether K.________ met the conditions for court-appointed counsel on appeal.
No. The case was not of minor gravity, but it was simple in fact and law, and the appellant was able to present and defend her position herself; no special circumstances made a lawyer indispensable.
Indigence alone was insufficient. Under Art. 132 CPP, appointed counsel requires either mandatory defense or need to protect interests because the case is not minor and presents factual or legal difficulties the accused cannot overcome alone. Those conditions were not met here.