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· 4/20/1993

People v. Artale

Citations

  • 612 N.E.2d 910
  • 244 Ill. App. 3d 469
  • 184 Ill. Dec. 34
  • 1993 Ill. App. LEXIS 545

How courts have described this case

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  • record showing that admonishments under Rule 402(a) refuted the defendant’s assertion that his plea was not knowing and voluntary
  • where record refutes assertions that a plea was not knowing and voluntary, court may deny motion to withdraw plea, as a proper and meticulous admonition of the defendant per Rule 402 cannot simply be ignored
  • where the record refutes assertions that a plea was not knowing and voluntary, the court may deny a motion to withdraw the plea, as the “proper and meticulous admonition” of a defendant “cannot simply be ignored”
  • where the record refutes assertions that a plea was not knowing and voluntary, the court may deny a motion to withdraw the plea, as the “proper and meticulous admonition” of a defendant “cannot simply be ignored”

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Judges: Quetsch

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