Commonwealth v. Holt, R., Aplt.

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• holding that “[t]he absence of the phrase, 3 ‘I plead guilty,’ or ‘guilty,’ after each charge is inconsequential where the circumstances compel the conclusion that the defendant did enter a pleas of guilty and that plea was accepted by the judge” (quotation omitted)
• granting postcon-viction relief motion and vacating convictions on over a dozen counts where guilty pleas were not supported by adequate plea colloquy but affirming on two counts where plea colloquy adequately supported guilty plea
• granting postconviction relief motion and vacating convictions on over a dozen counts where guilty pleas were not supported by adequate plea colloquy but affirming on two counts where plea colloquy adequately supported guilty plea

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