California Supreme Court· 9/17/1984

People v. Sumstine

Citations

687 P.2d 904
36 Cal. 3d 909
206 Cal. Rptr. 707
1984 Cal. LEXIS 220

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affording defendants in some circumstances the opportunity to collaterally attack a prior conviction that may be used to enhance a sentence imposed for a subsequent conviction
affording defendants in some circumstances the opportunity to collaterally attack a prior conviction that may be used to enhance a sentence imposed for a subsequent conviction
California law provides that the striking of an allegation of a prior conviction in a pending criminal proceeding does not preclude the use of the prior conviction in subsequent proceedings
record must show on its face that a defendant was made aware of and waived certain constitutional rights in entering his or her guilty plea

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Judges: Bird, Lucas, Mosk

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