City of New Orleans v. Staiger

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• upholding the providence of a guilty plea where the military judge relied primarily upon the stipulation of fact to determine factual sufficiency of the appellant’s plea
• upholding the providence of a guilty plea where the military judge relied primarily upon the stipulation of fact to determine factual sufficiency of the appellant’s plea
• upholding a military judge’s acceptance of a guilty plea in light of the totality of the circumstances, including the relation between the stipulation of fact and the accused’s “yes” and “no” answers during the plea inquiry
• in determining whether a guilty plea is provident, the military judge may consider “the facts contained in the stipulation [of fact] along with the inquiry of appellant on the record”
• relying on stipulation to establish factual basis for guilty plea

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).