Desmond v. Otto Faus

How courts have described this case

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• identifying, as an instance in which the plea court “explicitly informed [the defendant] of his right to trial by jury,” the court’s statement “that a trial had been scheduled for his case, and if he wished, his ‘case would be tried before a jury’ ”
• the terms “right to remain silent” and “right against self-incrimination” are synonymous for the purpose of showing the voluntariness of a plea “if it is plain, as here, that the plea court is referring to the right to remain silent at trial”
• the terms “right to remain silent” and “right against self-incrimination” are synonymous for the purpose of showing the voluntariness of a plea “if it is plain, as here, that the plea court is referring to the right to remain silent at trial”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).