reiterating deficient oral guilty plea colloquy does not render plea per se invalid; court can consider totality of circumstances surrounding entry of guilty plea to determine defendant's actual knowledge of implications and rights associated with guilty plea
Summary of this case from Commonwealth v. PhillipsNo. 04-5659.
JUNE 27, 2005.
Reported below: 575 Pa. 281, 836 A. 2d 52.
Certiorari Denied.
reiterating deficient oral guilty plea colloquy does not render plea per se invalid; court can consider totality of circumstances surrounding entry of guilty plea to determine defendant's actual knowledge of implications and rights associated with guilty plea
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Court:U.S.
Date published: Jun 27, 2005
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