· 11/23/1994
Demartine v. State
Citations
- 647 So. 2d 900
- 1994 WL 655319
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that failure formally to accept plea does not constitute fundamental error
- “The supreme court applied the following guidelines from the standard in determining whether a manifest injustice had occurred: ... (3) defendant pled involuntarily, without knowledge of the charge, or without knowing the sentence received could be imposed; (4
- “The supreme court applied the following guidelines from the standard in determining whether a manifest injustice had occurred: . . . (3) defendant pled involuntarily, without knowledge of the charge, or without knowing the sentence received could be imposed; (4
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Judges: Dell
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