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Spencer v. State

Citations

  • 942 P.2d 646
  • 24 Kan. App. 2d 125
  • 1997 Kan. App. LEXIS 118

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  • finding district court had jurisdiction to accept Spencer's guilty plea to a nonexistent crime because Spencer was originally charged with a valid crime
  • as part of a plea agreement, defendant properly pled to the nonexistent crime of attempted aggravated assault
  • \A defendant who enters into a plea agreement voluntarily and intelligently forfeits the right to attack the underlying infirmity in the charge to which he or she pled.\

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Judges: Pierron, Rogg, Solomon

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