State v. Wukawitz

How courts have described this case

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• holding that plea withdrawal should be the first option, but if the state would be unduly prejudiced by withdrawal, the district court may modify the sentence
• holding that a district court may allow a defendant to withdraw a plea “in those limited circumstances where imposition of a conditional-release term after sentencing would violate the plea agreement”
• \Our holding is limited to those situations where the original sentence did not include conditional release and the imposition of such a term after the fact would violate the plea agreement.\
• “Our holding is limited to those situations where the original sentence did not include conditional release and the imposition of such a term after the fact would violate the plea agreement.”
• conditional release “cannot begin pri- or to the inmate’s release from prison”
• \The period of supervised release is typically one-third of the original pronounced sentence.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).