Kentucky Supreme Court· 12/16/2004

Hoskins v. Maricle

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150 S.W.3d 1
2004 WL 1906855

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reviewing trial court’s rejection of plea agreement for abuse of discretion
noting the Court in Shumaker \held for the first time since 1915 that a writ could not be issued to prohibit a lower court from proceeding outside its jurisdiction absent a showing that there was no adequate remedy by appeal.\
“In other words, only after determining that the prerequisites exist will the court decide whether an error occurred for which a writ should issue.”
“[0]nly after determining that the prerequisites exist will the court decide whether an error occurred for which a writ should issue.”
“[0]nly after determining that the prerequisites exist will the court decide whether an error occurred for which a writ should issue.”
“But if the petition alleged only that the trial court was acting erroneously within its jurisdiction, a writ would issue only if it was shown that there was no adequate remedy by appeal and great injustice and irreparable harm would otherwise occur.”

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Judges: R. Cletus Maricle

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