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Ex Parte Smith

Citations

  • 678 S.W.2d 78
  • 1984 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 678

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  • holding, on application for writ of habeas corpus, that applicant's guilty plea was involuntary
  • holding, on application for writ of habeas corpus, that applicant’s guilty plea was involuntary
  • holding that when an admonishment is given, albeit an erroneous one, substantial compliance will be deemed to have occurred, and the burden shifts to the defendant to show that he entered his plea without understanding the consequences of such plea and thus was harmed
  • Court holds guilty plea not knowingly and voluntarily entered where applicant would not have pled guilty had he known maximum penalty for offense was one-half of what he was told
  • Court holds guilty plea not knowingly and voluntarily entered where applicant would not have pled guilty had he known maximum penalty for offense was one-half of what he was told
  • relief granted in case involving “a plea bargain based 39 upon the wrong range of punishment”

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Judges: Onion, Odom, McCormick, Campbell

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