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Utah Supreme Court· 5/20/2014

State v. Trotter

Citations

  • 2014 UT 17
  • 330 P.3d 1267
  • 761 Utah Adv. Rep. 32
  • 2014 Utah LEXIS 72
  • 2014 WL 2090556

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  • holding that Padilla does not extend the Sixth Amendment to require counsel to advise defendants about the collateral consequence of sex offender registration
  • holding that Padilla does not extend the Sixth Amendment to require counsel (continued
  • As sex offender registration is a collateral consequence of a guilty plea, \neither defense counsel nor the trial court is constitutionally compelled to inform a defendant of the registration requirement before a guilty plea may be accepted as knowing and voluntary.\

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