In RE ALLEN v. Cranor

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• holding that a writ of habeas corpus was properly granted where evidence showed that the prosecutor had misled the defendant about the possibility of a minimum sentence, thereby inducing his plea of guilty
• holding that a writ of habeas corpus was properly granted where evidence showed that the prosecutor had mislead the defendant about the possibility of a minimum sentence, thereby inducing his plea of guilty

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