Douglas Fruchtman v. Frank Kenton, Warden

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• holding that consequence is collateral if imposed not by court that accepted plea but by another agency over which court has no control and for which it is not responsible
• holding that consequence is collateral if imposed not by court that accepted plea but by another agency over which court has no control and for which it is not responsible
• immigration effects are collateral because deportation is “not the sentence of the court which accept[s] the plea but of another agency over which the trial judge has no control and for which he has no responsibility”
• case arising under the pre-1974 Amendment Rule 11(c)
• construing similar rule using federal precedent

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