Peter Ray Laycock v. State of New Mexico

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• assessing voluntariness of plea in light of attorney’s alleged material misstatements about potential for suspended sentence separately from five ineffectiveness claims subject to Strickland
• assessing voluntariness of plea in light of attorney’s alleged material misstatements about potential for suspended sentence separately from five ineffectiveness claims subject to Strickland
• assessing voluntariness of plea in light of attorney’s alleged material misstatements about potential for suspended sentence separately from five ineffectiveness claims subject to Strickland
• “Normally, when a defendant pleads guilty, he has foreclosed his right to appeal.”
• plea agreement indicated that defendant was waiving appellate rights

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).