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Alexander v. State

Citations

  • 605 So. 2d 1170
  • 1992 WL 211958

How courts have described this case

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  • emphasizing that where a criminal defendant alleges that he pleaded guilty to a crime without having been advised by his attorney of the applicable maximum and minimum sentences a question of fact arises concerning whether the attorney's conduct was deficient
  • emphasizing that where a criminal defendant alleges that he pleaded guilty to a crime without having been advised by his attorney of the applicable maximum and minimum sentences a question of fact arises concerning whether the attorney's conduct was deficient
  • Referring to Rule 3.03 of the Uniform Criminal Rules of Circuit Court Practice which is now covered by Rule 8.04
  • explaining the trial judge's duties to inquire of the defendant whether he fully understands what he is giving up and what may happen as a result of his guilty plea
  • explaining the trial judge's duties to inquire of the defendant whether he fully understands what he is giving up and what may happen as a result of his guilty plea
  • explaining the trial judge’s duties to inquire of the defendant whether he fully understands what he is giving up and what may happen as a result of his guilty plea

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).

Judges: Roy Noble Lee, C.J., and Pittman and McRae

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Cites

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