The ACLU and the Ohio Public Defender are trying to persuade the Ohio Supreme Court to change Juv.R. 3 and 29. The rules currently allow a juvenile facing a delinquency or unruly complaint to waive the right to an attorney on approval of the court. The proposed amendments would ensure that the juvenile meet with an attorney before he waives the right to legal counsel. The groups cite statistics showing that two-thirds of juveniles facing charges are not represented by an attorney. See Groups Urge Ohio Supreme Court to Ensure Lawyers for Children, ALCU Press Release, March 9, 2006.