EMANUEL POTTS v. STATE OF FLORIDA

How courts have described this case

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• maintaining that there is no constitutional right to have an Alford plea accepted; judges are accorded wide discretion in deciding whether to accept any guilty plea
• \although the officers may have believed that the defendant was a suspect ... the detectives did not convey any such belief to the defendant\
• evidence that defendant arranged drug deal with victim, was present at scene of murder, fled with shooter after the crime, and other evidence indicative of prearrangement and consciousness of guilt sufficient to prove murder in second degree as joint venturer

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