Commonwealth v. Chumley

How courts have described this case

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• stating guilty plea constitutes waiver of rights associated with trial; knowledge of supplementary rights is not necessary to validate plea
• finding absence of information regarding appellate rights in the colloquy did not render a defendant’s plea unknowing or involuntary
• approving a description of legal malice, for third-degree murder purposes, which incorporated a “specific intent to inflict great bodily injury”
• approving a description of legal malice, for third-degree murder purposes, which incorporated a \specific intent to inflict great bodily injury\
• stating guilty plea constitutes waiver of rights associated with trial; knowledge of supplementary rights is not necessary to validate plea
• \Counsels' failure to file frivolous motions cannot support a claim that counsels' 'ineffectiveness' induced [a] plea and rendered it invalid.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).