Eathorne v. State

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• affirming trial court's finding of competency made on the basis of conflicting evidence
• “The mere fact that Eathorne was suffering from feelings of guilt or worthlessness at the time he pled guilty is not sufficient in and of itself to render the plea involuntary. ‘(T)he mere presence of mental illness or other mental disability at the time (the defendant

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