Add to ORKGThe Court considered whether a concession-of-guilt strategy is equivalent to a guilty plea, thus requiring the district court to canvass a defendant to determine whether he knowingly and voluntarily consented to the concession of guilt
The Court determined that (1) the State presented sufficient evidence for a jury to convict Guitron ...
In this case, the Court considered two issues related to DUI charges against appellant. First, wheth...
Defendant, after proper arraignment on a charge of as· sault, was questioned intermittently about an...
The Court determined whether a motion to withdraw a guilty plea filed after the judgment of convicti...
The aim of the following article is to consider the possibility of accepting the admission of guilt ...
Petitioner Luis Hidalgo III, awaiting a capital murder trial, successfully made a petition for a wri...
Defendant had pleaded guilty to specific criminal charges under the False Claims Act. The United Sta...
Petitioner, suspected of the murder of his parents, was subjected to intensive police interrogation ...
ABSTRACT: The agreement for the admission of guilt can be defined as an understanding which may be c...
On March I, 2004, the Supreme Court granted certiorari in Florida v. Nixon to resolve whether Strick...
The Court considered an appeal from the district court’s grant of relief of an untimely petition for...
California changed its common law when by statute it made attempts to plea bargain inadmissible. It ...
District court convictions for first-degree murder and sexual penetration of a dead body reversed an...
The Court determined two issues: (1) whether due process requires that all sidebar proceedings be ma...
In some cases, lawyers are, and should be, permitted to conclude plea bargains to which their client...
The Court determined that (1) the State presented sufficient evidence for a jury to convict Guitron ...
In this case, the Court considered two issues related to DUI charges against appellant. First, wheth...
Defendant, after proper arraignment on a charge of as· sault, was questioned intermittently about an...
The Court determined whether a motion to withdraw a guilty plea filed after the judgment of convicti...
The aim of the following article is to consider the possibility of accepting the admission of guilt ...
Petitioner Luis Hidalgo III, awaiting a capital murder trial, successfully made a petition for a wri...
Defendant had pleaded guilty to specific criminal charges under the False Claims Act. The United Sta...
Petitioner, suspected of the murder of his parents, was subjected to intensive police interrogation ...
ABSTRACT: The agreement for the admission of guilt can be defined as an understanding which may be c...
On March I, 2004, the Supreme Court granted certiorari in Florida v. Nixon to resolve whether Strick...
The Court considered an appeal from the district court’s grant of relief of an untimely petition for...
California changed its common law when by statute it made attempts to plea bargain inadmissible. It ...
District court convictions for first-degree murder and sexual penetration of a dead body reversed an...
The Court determined two issues: (1) whether due process requires that all sidebar proceedings be ma...
In some cases, lawyers are, and should be, permitted to conclude plea bargains to which their client...
The Court determined that (1) the State presented sufficient evidence for a jury to convict Guitron ...
In this case, the Court considered two issues related to DUI charges against appellant. First, wheth...
Defendant, after proper arraignment on a charge of as· sault, was questioned intermittently about an...