Nevada Supreme Court· 6/26/1986

Bryant v. State

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721 P.2d 364
102 Nev. 268
721 P.2d 721
1986 Nev. LEXIS 1302

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holding that a guilty plea is presumptively valid and a petitioner carries the burden of establishing that the plea was not entered knowingly and intelligently
holding that reviewing court should look to the totality of the circumstances to determine if a guilty plea is valid
holding that claims challenging the validity of the plea should be raised SUPREME COURT OF in a post-conviction petition or a motion to withdraw a guilty plea
holding that a defendant’s one and only appeal of a conviction by entry of guilty plea or of the ineffectiveness of trial counsel is through state post-conviction proceedings
stating that this court will not reverse a district court's determination concerning the validity of a plea absent an abuse of discretion
stating that this court will not reverse a district court’s determination concerning the validity of a plea absent an abuse of discretion

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