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· 12/28/2023

Rayvaughn T. Neal v. Jennifer A. Neal

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  • discussing Fed.R.Crim.P. 11, which is identical to Super.Ct.Crim.R. 11 in all relevant respects
  • “But for the reservation of the mental issue this was a plea of guilty.”
  • “We hold that where a defendant in a criminal case seeks to waive trial on all issues except insanity the trial judge should address the defendant personally in determining whether the waiver is made voluntarily with understanding of the consequences of his act.” (footnote omitted)

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