State Ex Rel. Wilhoit v. Wells

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• granting writ to prevent trial on charges to which defendant had already pled nolo contendere because trial would violate double jeopardy clause
• “[T]he court cannot accept [a guilty or nolo contendere] plea, thus binding the accused, and then reject the plea over the defendant’s objection, either as a matter of discretion or on some ground insufficient for the rejection- of a ... plea that has been accepted.”

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