· 8/11/1988
Township of Belleville v. Fornarotto
Citations
- 228 N.J. Super. 412
- 549 A.2d 1267
- 1988 N.J. Super. LEXIS 397
How courts have described this case
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- reiterating that a defendant has a right to counsel for a timely motion to withdraw a guilty plea and an appeal from the denial of such a motion
- explaining that “Georgia courts may excuse compliance” with the statutory time requirement for filing a notice of appeal “where necessary to avoid or remedy a constitutional violation concerning the appeal, such as when counsel was ineffective in filing the notice of appeal”
- counsel’s performance is deficient where counsel fails to follow the defendant’s express instructions with respect to an appeal
- “For a defendant who did not receive his first appeal of right because of his counsel’s ineffective assistance, the remedy is an out-of-time appeal.”
- “‘[W]hen counsel’s constitutionally deficient performance deprives a defendant of an appeal that he otherwise would have taken,’ the defendant is entitled to an appeal because he effectively has been deprived of an appellate proceeding altogether.”
- defendant timely moved to withdraw his guilty plea
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Judges: Villanueva
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