Massachusetts Appeals Court· 9/21/2001

Commonwealth v. Rodriguez

Citations

52 Mass. App. Ct. 572
755 N.E.2d 753
2001 Mass. App. LEXIS 897

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advising defendant of maximum sentence \appropriate\ when sentencing defendant to straight probation on guilty plea
“Each case must be analyzed individually to determine whether compliance with rule 12 would have made a difference in the decision of the defendant to plead guilty”
when sentencing defendant for violation of probation, \the judge will take into consideration the traditional factors relevant to any sentencing decision\
where defendant sentenced to straight probation, warning about minimum and maximum sentences he could receive if he violated probation was appropriate
wherein the Rodriguez court sets out the factors to be considered in the denial of a motion to withdraw a guilty plea and for new trial
collateral consequence “is not a sentence to a period of incarceration for the crime in question but something that flows or may flow secondarily from conviction or incarceration”

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