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Ochoa v. State

Citations

  • 848 P.2d 1359
  • 1993 WL 76566

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  • a challenge to the propriety of the charge as applied to the facts of defendant's case would not prevent a trial and is, therefore, nonjurisdictional
  • “A criminal defendant, by pleading guilty, admits all of the essential elements of the crime charged and thus waives all nonjurisdictional defenses.”
  • “overbreadth doctrine is ‘strong medicine’ which should be utilized sparingly.”

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Judges: MacY, Thomas, Cardine, Golden, Urbigkit

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