Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 3/30/1994

Commonwealth v. Miller

Citations

639 A.2d 815
432 Pa. Super. 619
1994 Pa. Super. LEXIS 882

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upholding a common pleas court’s refusal to permit withdrawal of a plea, in part, because the defendant’s “alleged assertion of innocence rings hollow”
upholding a common pleas court’s refusal to permit withdrawal of a plea, in part, because the defendant's “alleged assertion of innocence rings hollow”
affirming denial of pre-sentence motion to withdraw guilty plea where find another county in which appellant could be tried by a jury unaffected by the extensive publicity which had
to determine whether plea was knowing, intelligent, and voluntary, courts must “examin[e] the totality of the circumstances surrounding the entry of the plea”
upon written motion and in person at a subsequent hearing, Miller asserted his innocence.

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Judges: Cavanaugh, Wieand, Saylor

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