Dixon v. Gladden

How courts have described this case

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• the earlier direct appeal raised the claim “that the statute providing for a life sentence for certain sex offenders was unconstitutional”
• the earlier direct appeal raised the claim \that the statute providing for a life sentence for certain sex offenders was unconstitutional\
• a guilty plea “should be entirely voluntary, by one competent to know the consequences, and should not be induced by fear, misappre- hension, persuasion, promises, inadvertence, or ignorance”
• a guilty plea “should be entirely voluntary, by one competent to know the consequences, and should not be induced by fear, misappre- hension, persuasion, promises, inadvertence, or ignorance”
• a valid guilty plea is “entirely voluntarily” and made by a defen- dant who is “competent to know the consequences” and is not “induced by fear, misapprehension, persuasion, promises, Cite as 361 Or 646 (2017

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