Supreme Court of Iowa· 2/19/1997

State v. Blum

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560 N.W.2d 7
1997 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 65
1997 WL 66101

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holding stress of incarceration, pain from a foot injury, and worry about prospects at trial did not make a guilty plea involuntary
refusing to find that alleged stress and pressure from defendant’s long confinement in jail prevented his entering a voluntary and intelligent plea
declining to find alleged stress and pressure from defendant’s long confinement in jail prevented his entering a voluntary and intelligent plea
noting “Blum moved to withdraw his guilty plea” before holding that “[i]t lies within the trial court’s sound discretion whether to grant or deny a withdrawal of a guilty plea”
determining whether a plea was entered into voluntarily
setting forth standard of review

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Judges: McGiverin, Harris, Larson, Carter, Lavorato

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