State v. Cruz
Citations
- 2019 Ohio 5239
Syllabus
Postsentence motion to withdraw guilty plea motion to terminate sex offender status Crim.R. 11 constitutional rights waiver strict compliance cruel and unusual punishment. Judgment affirmed. Defendant's guilty plea was valid because the court explained each of the defendant's constitutional rights and explained that by entering a guilty plea, the defendant was waiving those rights. In addition, this court has previously found that the registration requirements accompanying defendant's Tier III sex offender classification do not constitute cruel and unusual punishment.
Judges: Kilbane
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