If the Prosecuting Attorney is requesting that you be sentenced to jail for the violation for which you are charged, or it appears to the Judge that there is a reasonable likelihood that you will be sentenced to jail, the Judge will notify you before accepting a plea of guilty or not guilty. If jail is a possible punishment and you do not have an attorney, the Court may appoint an attorney for you. You do not have a constitutional right to have an attorney appointed if jail is not a likely punishment.