· 2/29/1952
United States v. Shneer
Citations
- 194 F.2d 598
- 1952 U.S. App. LEXIS 2818
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- relief warranted if defendant was misled by his counsel, “an officer of the court,” alleged to have told defendant that Assistant United States Attorney had assured him that he would recommend to the court that sentence be limited to fine, without imprisonment
- relief warranted if defendant was misled by his counsel, 'an officer of the court,' alleged to have told defendant that Assistant United States Attorney had assured him that he would recommend to the court that sentence be limited to fine, without imprisonment
- innocent misrepresentation by counsel vitiates plea
- innocent misrepresentation by counsel vitiates plea
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Judges: Goodrich, Kalodner, Kirkpatrick
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