State v. Gumienny

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• invoking supervisory power to consider the policy question of whether defendant should be held to his plea of guilty where trial judge was informed that guilty plea was induced by plea bargain and judge rejected the plea bargain
• “A plea ... is not other than intelligent and voluntary merely because the defendant has an expectation, however well-founded, that the judge will concur in a plea bargain, if that expectation was not induced by any representation or promise made to the defendant.”

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