· 7/13/1898
Gertz v. Beck
Citations
- 7 Kan. App. 654
- 53 P. 884
- 1898 Kan. App. LEXIS 395
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- “[The petitioner] obviously cannot show prejudice here. [He] admittedly having been aware, before entering into the plea agreement, of the problem about which he now complains, we cannot say that his plea was anything other than knowing and voluntary.”
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Judges: Dennison
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