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· 2/8/2024

Michael Aaron Jobson v. the State of Texas

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  • emphasizing the judge’s obligation under Rule 11 to develop on the record a factual basis for the plea
  • recognizing the case-by-case nature of a plea colloquy
  • “the need to have some factual basis will continue to be a rule subject to no exceptions.”
  • more meticulously Rule 11 is adhered to, the more it discourages frivolous attacks on constitutionality of pleas
  • “[A] dialogue between the court and the person making the plea is the best method for establishing the factual basis of a plea as well as its voluntari- ness.”
  • “[I]t is axiomatic that the required dialogue will vary from case to case.”

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