Supreme Court of New Jersey· 1/28/1992

State v. Mitchell

Citations

601 A.2d 198
126 N.J. 565
1992 N.J. LEXIS 7

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recognizing that under extraordinary circumstances, a court's improper acceptance of a guilty plea may constitute an illegal sentence within the meaning of R. 3:22-12 when it implicates constitutional issues
finding that a PCR \petition itself must allege the facts relied on to support the claim\
holding a defendant must allege specific facts that \provide the court with an adequate basis on which to rest its decision\
enforcing the time bar against a defendant whose petition was filed fourteen years after his conviction
enforcing the time bar against a defendant whose petition was filed fourteen years after his conviction
enforcing the time bar against a defendant whose petition was filed fourteen years after his conviction

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Judges: Garibaldi

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