Where Strong Evidence of Actual Guilt Substantially Negated Defendant's Claim of Innocence and Provided Strong Factual Basis for the Guilty Plea, Defendant Being Represented by Competent Counsel, Court Committed No Constitutional Error in Accepting Guilty Plea despite Defendant's Claim of Innocence and Fear of Death Penalty, and Such Was Voluntarily and Intelligently Pleaded.

Authors

P. Blake Hedblom

Abstract

Abstract Forthcoming.

Publisher

St. Mary's University School of Law

Recommended Citation

P. Blake Hedblom, Where Strong Evidence of Actual Guilt Substantially Negated Defendant's Claim of Innocence and Provided Strong Factual Basis for the Guilty Plea, Defendant Being Represented by Competent Counsel, Court Committed No Constitutional Error in Accepting Guilty Plea despite Defendant's Claim of Innocence and Fear of Death Penalty, and Such Was Voluntarily and Intelligently Pleaded., 3 St. Mary's L.J. (1971).
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