Tacori MacKrell v. State of Arkansas

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• holding that where stipulation and waiver of jury trial is tantamount to a guilty plea, trial courts should arguably \take heed of at least some of the advices enumerated in Rule 11(c)\
• rejecting defendant's challenges to denial of motions to dismiss, but reversing judgment based on defective colloquy at evidence-stipulated trial
• conviction reversed where defendant waived jury, stipulated to evidence, and was not advised of constitutional rights she was waiving
• Court assumes that in order for an indictment for perjury to be valid there must be corroborative evidence presented to the grand jury
• requirement that colloquy be conducted is particularly important where \a defendant stipulates the truth of facts that are conclusive of guilt\ [citation omitted]
• stipulation to all evidence at jury-waived trial was tantamount to guilty plea

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