New Mexico Supreme Court· 3/15/1988

State v. Taylor

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752 P.2d 781
107 N.M. 66

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holding that the evidence did not support an instruction for involuntary manslaughter in any of the three ways provided for by statute
noting that, with respect to sentencing recommendations, the trial court “retain[s] the right to accept or reject the plea bargain and make an independent decision regarding the appropriate sentence”
“In considering an ineffectiveness claim, the entire proceeding must be reviewed as a whole.”
in juvenile transfer proceeding, public policy against fragmentation of criminal prosecutions requires all offenses arising from the same circumstances to be tried in adult court
“The integral part of the plea bargaining process is negotiation and compromise which results in a negotiated sentence satisfying the law enforcement demands of the state and the ends of justice.”

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Judges: Stowers, Walters, Ransom

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