Tennessee Supreme Court· 4/21/1997

Hicks v. State

Citations

945 S.W.2d 706
1997 Tenn. LEXIS 203
1997 WL 254210

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recognizing that habeas corpus cannot be utilized to “impeach a judgment as contrary to the facts”
holding that a knowing and voluntary plea waives any irregularity with regard to offender classification and release eligibility
holding that a plea- bargained Range II sentence is valid when coupled with Range I release eligibility
holding that a knowing and voluntary guilty plea waives any irregularity as to offender classification or release eligibility
holding that “a knowing and voluntary guilty plea waives any irregularity as to offender classification or release eligibility”
concluding that “a knowing and voluntary guilty plea waives an irregularity as to offender classification or release eligibility”

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Judges: Birch, Drowota, Anderson, Reid

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