· 10/20/1925
Brown & Ives v. Commissioner
Citations
- 2 B.T.A. 936
- 1925 BTA LEXIS 2216
How courts have described this case
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- holding that prosecutor breached the plea agreement by eliciting testimony from witness that was contrary to agreed upon sentence recommendation
- holding that a prosecutor may not make an argument contra to a plea agreement
- holding that a prosecutor may not make an argument contra to a plea agreement
- plea agreement breached where the prosecutor “insisted] upon a hearing” and actively elicited testimony that served no purpose “other than to vitiate and contradict the State’s standard range recommendation”
- State undermined plea by eliciting testimony and giving a summation detailing aggravating factors for an exceptional sentence
- plea agreement breached where the prosecutor \insist[ed] upon a hearing\ and actively elicited testimony that served no purpose \other than to vitiate and contradict the State's standard range recommendation\
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Judges: Love, Phillips, Tetjssell, Lansdon, Sternhagen, Green
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