138 So. 3d 65 - State v. Marlbrough’s Empirical Analysis
2014
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cited by 1 later decisions
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October 2015
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Relationships
Relies on Jackson v. Virginia · Miranda v. State of Arizona Vignera · Boykin v. Alabama · State v. Oliveaux · State v. Weiland
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“The plea form states that by entering this plea under La.G,Cr.P. art, 894, defendant was waiving all of those rights. It also set forth the sentence defendant was going to receive and the fact that defendant had not been forced, threatened, or intimidated to make this plea. The plea form reflected that this conviction could be used in the .future to en-, hanee or increase the penalties he would receive for any subsequent conviction of the crime, of DWI. The plea form was dated August. 9, 2011 and signed by defendant, defense counsel, and the trial judge. ^Defendant is correct is asserting that the “Certificate” [certifying that the above rights have been read and explained to my full satisfaction] at the end of the waiver of rights form (located on the form immediately after the signa-tm’es of defendant, his attorney, and the trial judge) was not completed or signed by defendant. . .. Upon review of the conviction packet in. Second Parish. Court. case number S1118500, we find that defendant knowingly and voluntarily waived his constitutional rights in the prior guilty plea, and therefore that plea can be used as a predicate conviction in the present case. The guilty plea form. dated August 9, 2011 reflects that defendant was advised of his Boykin rights and . then knowingly and voluntarily waived them as evidenced by his signature and that, of his attorney and the trial judge on the form. ■ Additionally, the master docket sheet for the subject case states that on August 9, 20”
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