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West v. State

Citations

  • 702 S.W.2d 629
  • 1986 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1159

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  • holding that defense counsel’s advice that court would assess lower punishment and that defendant was eligible for deferred adjudication did not render defendant’s guilty plea unknowing or involuntary.
  • “[T]he plea is not involuntary just because the sentence exceeded what appellant expected, even if the expectation was raised by his attorney.”
  • ―[T]he plea is not involuntary just because the sentence exceeded what appellant expected, even if the expectation was raised by his attorney.‖
  • “[T]he plea is not involuntary just because the sentence exceeded what appellant expected, even if the expectation was raised by his attorney”
  • trial court was not divested of authority to consider deferred adjudication based on oral finding of guilt that was pronounced at plea hearing but not entered into judgment until after punishment hearing
  • discussing different forms of probation

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Judges: Tom G. Davis

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