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Ex Parte Gibauitch

Citations

  • 688 S.W.2d 868
  • 1985 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1386

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  • holding that [w]hen the record shows that the trial court gave an incomplete or incorrect admonishment, there is a prima facie showing that the defendant made a knowing and voluntary plea of guilty . ”
  • holding that the mere assertion that a defendant might have requested a jury trial had the proper range of punishment been given does not demonstrate harm for the purpose of establishing that the plea was involuntary or unknowing, especially when there is no plea bargain
  • holding that the mere assertion that a defendant might have requested a jury trial had the proper range of punishment been given does not demonstrate harm for the purpose of establishing that the plea was involuntary or unknowing, especially when there is no plea bargain
  • holding that the mere assertion that a defendant might have requested a jury trial had the proper range of punishment been given does not demonstrate harm for the purpose of establishing that the plea was involuntary or unknowing, especially when there is no plea bargain
  • holding that the mere assertion that a defendant might have requested a jury trial had the proper range of punishment been given does not demonstrate harm for the purpose of establishing that the plea was involuntary or unknowing, especially when there is no plea bargain
  • appellant’s decision to plead guilty openly was not affected by incorrect admonishment on range of punishment where no plea bargain agreement on punishment was involved

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Judges: Clinton, Teague, Onion

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