Hen Lin Lu v. State

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• reversing and remanding for an evidentiary hearing due to the absence of a transcript of the plea colloquy when the issue was whether the plea form alone was sufficient to demonstrate compliance with rule 3.172(c)(8)
• judges are not precluded from using preprinted rights forms as a part of a plea colloquy as long as the colloquy reflects that a defendant has intelligently understood the written information contained within them
• Pre-printed plea form containing rights advisements may be used by Court to inform defendant of all rights he is waiving, as long as Court orally verifies that defendant has intelligently consumed the written information contained within it

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