holding the statement in written guilty plea that “I freely and voluntarily plead guilty ... and authorize my attorney to present this ... plea of guilty to the Court without my being present” established the plea was voluntary and did not require the trial court to specifically address voluntariness of the plea
Summary of this case from State v. SuttonNo. 04-0969.
October 27, 2004.
Decision without published opinion. Affirmed.
holding the statement in written guilty plea that “I freely and voluntarily plead guilty ... and authorize my attorney to present this ... plea of guilty to the Court without my being present” established the plea was voluntary and did not require the trial court to specifically address voluntariness of the plea
Summary of this case from State v. SuttonFull title:STATE v. JENKINS
Court:Court of Appeals of Iowa
Date published: Oct 27, 2004
e defendant did not preserve his right to challenge to his written guilty plea but still finding substantial…