Philip I. Warren v. Richland County Circuit Court and Jon Litscher, Secretary, Wisconsin Department of Corrections

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• holding that revocation of probation for refusal to admit guilt during sex offender treatment did not violate due process or breach plea agreement
• holding that the failure of a state court to inform a defendant prior to his Alford plea of the possibility that his probation could be revoked if he did not admit during counseling sessions that he had committed a sexual offense is a collateral consequence
• holding that the failure of a state court to inform a defendant prior to his Alford plea of the possibility that his probation could be revoked if he did not admit during counseling sessions that he had committed a sexual offense is a collateral consequence
• “Due process requires that a trial court inform the defendant of the ‘direct consequences’ of his plea.”

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