· 1/23/2020
State of Iowa v. Tyree Jermaine Millsap
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- stating that if the petitioner had moved to withdraw his plea after the judgment was entered, he would have had to satisfy CrR 7.8(b) in addition to CrR 4.2(f)
- stating that if the petitioner had moved to withdraw his plea after the judgment was entered, he would have had to satisfy CrR 7. 8(b) in addition to CrR 4.2(±)
- “[D]ue process requires that a defendant’s guilty plea be knowing, voluntary, and intelligent.”
- defendant informed counsel of prior juvenile convictions but not the State; after receiving higher sentence than expected when convictions discovered, sought plea withdrawal; affirmed allowance of withdrawal as not an abuse of discretion
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