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· 12/1/1982

William Edward Sodders v. Robert Parratt and Paul Douglas

Citations

  • 693 F.2d 811
  • 1982 U.S. App. LEXIS 23674

How courts have described this case

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  • holding guilty plea does not foreclose attack on constitutionality of criminal statute under which defendant was charged--defendant claimed statute was vague on its face
  • holding guilty plea does not foreclose attack on constitutionality of criminal statute under which defendant was charged--defendant claimed statute was vague on its face
  • rejecting as without merit the argument that information was jurisdictionally defective when information identified state first-degree murder statute but failed to refer to state attempt statute because text of information clearly described facts constituting crime of criminal attempt

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Judges: Heaney, Per Curiam, Ross, Stephenson

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