Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 3/14/2000

Commonwealth v. Rzepphiewski

Citations

431 Mass. 48
725 N.E.2d 210
2000 Mass. LEXIS 112

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§ 29 entitles defendant to withdraw plea “if, at the time the plea was entered, the judge failed to give the required deportation advisement”
judge may discredit \a defendant's affidavit[] even if nothing in the record directly disputes [it]\
“[tjhe judge’s recitation of facts and statement of his customary practice in taking pleas need not be in the form of testimony before another judge”
judge’s reliance on his customary practice in taking guilty pleas a legitimate means of reconstructing record of a plea hearing
motion judge exercises sound discretion in ruling on motion to vacate guilty plea

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Judges: Lynch

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