Idaho Supreme Court· 2/9/1990

State v. Carrasco

Citations

787 P.2d 281
117 Idaho 295
1990 Ida. LEXIS 16

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recognizing that the voluntariness of a guilty plea and waiver of rights may be shown from the record as a whole, including reasonable inferences drawn therefrom
recognizing that the right to a jury trial is a fundamental right such that a valid waiver of the right will not be inferred by mere silence but must be demonstrated by express and intelligent action on the part of the defendant
holding a trial court is not required to engage in a dialogue reminding the defendant of his rights at the time of entry of a guilty plea
motion to withdraw a guilty plea pursuant to I.C.R. 33(c) is addressed to the sound discretion of the trial court
federal case law applying identical criminal rule is helpful and relevant in determination of whether court abused discretion in denying motion to withdraw guilty plea
a companion case to Rodriguez

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Judges: Boyle, Bakes, Bistline, Johnson, McDevitt

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