State v. Littler
Citations
- 232 N.E.3d 862
- 2023 Ohio 4759
Syllabus
Standard for competency to enter a plea is same as for standing trial and where record shows that a trial court handled competency determination in accordance with controlling statutes, Appellant was found competent to stand trial, and Appellant does not challenge the trial court's compliance with Crim.R. 11(C), Appellant's sole argument that his plea was not knowing and voluntary due to the earlier suggestion of incompetency is without merit.
Judges: Smith
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