Supreme Court of Connecticut· 4/18/2006

State v. Reid

Citations

894 A.2d 963
277 Conn. 764
2006 Conn. LEXIS 117

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holding that Supreme Court retains jurisdiction to review convictions through its supervisory powers even when trial court’s jurisdiction terminates
upholding a guilty plea because the defendant advised the court at the plea hearing that defense counsel had gone over the law with the defendant as it related to the subject offense
trial court lacked authority or jurisdiction to hear motion to withdraw plea fifteen days after sentencing defendant to time served
once defendant sentenced and custody transferred to penal institution, court’s jurisdiction over that person terminates
circumstances include fact that conviction used by federal government as basis for deportation was vacated as result of DNA testing and conviction that resulted from guilty plea was later substituted as basis for deportation
defendant’s guilty plea must be knowing and voluntary

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Judges: Katz, Norcott, Palmer, Sullivan, Vertefeuille

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