Ohio Court of Appeals· 2/17/2021

State v. Elliott

Citations

168 N.E.3d 33
2021 Ohio 424

Syllabus

SENTENCING – PLEAS – COUNSEL: Defendant's guilty pleas were knowingly, intelligently, and voluntarily entered where the trial court clearly informed defendant that it was not bound to the negotiated sentence. Defendant did not substantiate that his trial counsel was ineffective where defendant did not point to any evidence in the record to support his claim.

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“if the trial court accepts the terms of the plea agreement, it is also bound to that agreement”

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Judges: Bergeron

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