Supreme Court of Connecticut· 5/3/1988

State v. Wright

Citations

207 Conn. 276
542 A.2d 299
1988 Conn. LEXIS 109

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holding that a conviction entered against a defendant indicted by a racially discriminatory grand jury must be reversed and the indictment quashed
failure to advise defendant of mandatory minimum sentences in accepting guilty plea is not a constitutional violation
“the trial court’s omission in failing to advise the defendant of the mandatory minimum sentences did not implicate constitutional rights”
in context of plea found to be knowingly and voluntarily entered, court’s failure to advise defendant of mandatory minimum sentence not plain error
“the trial court’s omission in failing to advise the defendant of the mandatory minimum sentences did not implicate constitutional rights”
failure to advise defendant of mandatory minimum sentence did not jeopardize constitutional rights where plea intelligently and voluntarily made

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Judges: Santaniello

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