Supreme Court of Minnesota· 2/26/1988

State v. Warren

Citations

419 N.W.2d 795
1988 Minn. LEXIS 85
1988 WL 13301

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holding that the violation of a defendant’s right to counsel is a “pivotal constitutional right” that may justify a collateral attack on a prior conviction
noting that collateral attack is available for a prior conviction where counsel was waived but no factual basis for the plea was placed on the record
noting that collateral attack is available for a prior conviction where counsel was waived but no factual basis for the plea was placed on the record
stating that the factual basis requirement “protects a defendant from pleading guilty to an offense more serious than defendant’s conduct warrants”
facts of crime as observed by eyewitness set forth in detail in sworn complaint read twice into the record held sufficient factual basis
State’s concession that no factual basis existed was premised on a misconception of the law and was not binding on appeal

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Judges: Kelley, Popovich, Simonett

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