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Ex Parte Williams

Citations

  • 704 S.W.2d 773
  • 1986 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 752

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  • holding that erroneous admonishment that defendant was eligible for court-ordered probation rendered guilty plea involuntary
  • holding 3 that erroneous admonishment that defendant was eligible for court-ordered probation rendered guilty plea involuntary
  • explaining that defendant actively sought probation during plea negotiations and trial court agreed to grant probation
  • observing that “[a] trial judge should not participate in plea discussions or negotiations until an agreement has been reached between a defendant and the State”
  • holding defendant who actively sought probation during plea negotiations and filed probation application after being told by trial court that he would be placed on probation was harmed by trial court’s incorrect admonishment that he was entitled to probation
  • “[T]he trial court is not required to admonish as to its discretion to cumulate sentences.”

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Judges: Campbell, Clinton, Onion, Teague, White, Davis, McCormick

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