State v. Jackson’s Empirical Analysis

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1 state decisions

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1. “No Missouri court has invalidated a warrant under § 542.276 where execution was made in the ten day limit.”) 4 . The Court assumes that during the plea proceedings, at one point, the Judge mistakenly referred to the sale of marijuana as having occurred on May 14, 1990, rather than August 14, 1990. [Tr. at p. 9.] Based upon all of the evidence before the Court, the Court assumes the correct date is August 14, 1990. [Tr. at p. 11.] 5 . Plaintiff does not dispute the fact that a guilty plea was entered by the Court, however, he argues that the guilty plea was “involuntary because he was suffering from mental defects and memory loss at the time of the plea and he did not understand what he was doing.”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Rice v. Barnes