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State v. Poole

Citations

  • 583 A.2d 265
  • 321 Md. 482
  • 1991 Md. LEXIS 4

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  • holding that, pursuant to Rule 4-243, \the trial court should summarize the essential parts of the agreement\
  • holding that once a court accepts a guilty plea, it is bound by the provisions contained in the plea agreement
  • holding that once a court accepts a guilty plea, it is bound by the provisions contained in the plea agreement.
  • holding that when a court has accepted a guilty plea and has committed itself to be bound by the provisions contained within the plea agreement, the judge cannot refuse to carry out the bargain that induced the plea
  • holding that when a court has accepted a guilty plea and has committed itself to be bound by the provisions contained within the plea agreement, the judge cannot refuse to carry out the bargain that induced the plea
  • holding that the trial court was bound by a plea agreement it had accepted under which Poole provided the police information relevant to the prosecution of certain criminals and a police officer

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Judges: Murphy, Eldridge, Cole, Rodowsky, McAuliffe, Adkins, Blackwell

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