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Wheeler v. State

Citations

  • 909 N.W.2d 558

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  • stating that a district court judge “should not participate” in the plea negotiations
  • overruling court of appeals' per se rule that any time a district court improperly injects itself into plea negotiations a guilty plea is invalid and remanding to allow defendant to develop a factual record regarding the voluntariness of her plea
  • “The alleged advice to lie under oath should be rejected by even the least enlightened defendant in the face of [the] fundamental duty to tell the truth under oath . . . .”
  • “[A] district judge should not participate in the plea bargaining negotiation itself . . . [a] district judge’s function is limited to approving or rejecting a plea submitted for judicial acceptance.” (internal quotations and citations omitted)

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Judges: Chutich

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