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· 3/26/1976

Ellis Coney, Jr. v. Donald Wyrick

Citations

  • 532 F.2d 94

How courts have described this case

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  • a guilty plea made without full understanding of the consequences will not sustain a conviction
  • a guilty plea made without full understanding of the consequences will not sustain a conviction
  • defendant who was mildly mentally retarded and suffered from attention deficit disorder
  • reversed on the basis of the record

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Judges: Heaney, Ross, Webster

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