Rule 6.  Appointment of Counsel.

If counsel has not been previously appointed as provided in Rule 4(b), and the petition is not summarily dismissed, the court may appoint counsel to represent the petitioner. Counsel may only be appointed if the petitioner qualifies for the appointment of counsel under Rule 3(a), and the court has determined that the petition was filed in good faith and that the appointment of counsel is warranted. If warranted, the court shall appoint counsel for the petitioner.