Washington Supreme Court· 5/16/1996

State v. Ross

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129 Wash. 2d 279
916 P.2d 405

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stating that for a plea to be knowing and voluntary, a criminal defendant must be informed of all direct consequences of his plea
stating that for a plea to be knowing and voluntary, a criminal defendant must be informed of all direct consequences of his plea
stating that for a plea to be knowing and voluntary, a criminal defendant must be informed of all direct consequences of his plea
all direct consequences of the guilty plea must be communicated to the defendant before the plea is entered
community placement is a direct consequence of the plea because the sentence is definite, automatic, and comes on the heels of the prison sentence
defendant's lack of knowledge regarding imposition of community placement rendered guilty plea involuntary

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Judges: Dolliver, Sanders

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