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Johnson v. State

Citations

  • 834 S.W.2d 922
  • 1992 Tenn. LEXIS 365

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  • holding that petitioner’s plea was knowing and voluntary despite trial court’s failure to advise him of his right against self-incrimination, where State established that the petitioner was otherwise aware of the right when he entered into plea
  • discussing advice -14- procedures relevant to entry of guilty pleas and stating that “it is the result [a knowing and voluntary plea] not the process that is essential to a valid plea”
  • “Whether the additional requirements of Mackey were met is not a constitutional issue and cannot be asserted collaterally.”
  • “Whether the additional requirements of Mackey were met is not a constitutional issue and cannot be asserted collaterally.”

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Judges: Reid, Drowota, O'Brien, Daughtrey, Anderson

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