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People v. Adams

Citations

  • 862 P.2d 831
  • 6 Cal. 4th 570
  • 24 Cal. Rptr. 2d 831
  • 93 Cal. Daily Op. Serv. 9112
  • 93 Daily Journal DAR 15613
  • 1993 Cal. LEXIS 6011

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  • holding that evidentiary stipulations not tantamount to a guilty plea are not subject to the colloquy applicable to the entry of guilty pleas
  • holding that whereas a personal colloquy is required for a guilty plea, it is not required for evidentiary stipulations that are not tantamount to a guilty plea
  • holding the admonishment and express waiver requirements not to be “applicable to an evidentiary stipulation which does not admit the truth of the allegation itself or every fact necessary [for liability to attach]”
  • holding the admonishment and express waiver requirements not to be \applicable to an evidentiary stipulation which does not admit the truth of the allegation itself or every fact necessary [for liability to attach]\

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Judges: Baxter, Arabian

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