State v. Priet

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• presuming that counsel explained enough about the nature of the charge to make the plea voluntary
• presuming that counsel explained enough about the nature of the charge to make the plea voluntary
• holding guilty pleas knowingly and voluntarily entered when trial judge questioned each defendant at length as to voluntariness of plea, and each defendant was informed of the penalty for the offense and of the constitutional and other rights waived by entry of the plea
• holding guilty pleas knowingly and voluntarily entered when trial judge questioned each defendant at length as to voluntariness of plea, and each defendant was informed of the penalty for the offense and of the constitutional and other rights waived by entry of the plea
• analogizing former Rule 731 c, now Rule 4-242(c), with the Federal Rules
• analogizing former Rule 731 c, now Rule 4-242(c), with the Federal Rules

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