Idaho Supreme Court· 6/21/1999

Ray v. State

Citations

982 P.2d 931
133 Idaho 96
1999 Ida. LEXIS 76

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stating that “registration is a consequence of conviction over which the district judge has no direct control”
discussing that in a plea agreement, waiver of constitutional rights “will be upheld if the entire record demonstrates the waiver was made voluntarily, knowingly and intelligently”
following “majority view” that registration is a collateral consequence because it is “largely remedial in purpose, not punitive”
sex offender registration is a collateral consequence of a guilty plea of which the defendant need not be informed
“[t]he Sixth Amendment contains no implied duty for an attorney to inform his client of collateral consequences of a guilty plea”
\[t]he Sixth Amendment contains no implied duty for an attorney to inform his client of collateral consequences of a guilty plea\

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Judges: Trout, Well, Walters, Silak, Schroeder

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