timmreck
argued
april
decided
may
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drug
offense
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plea
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judge
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receive
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trial
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rudimentary
demands
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direct
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pp
reversed
stevens
delivered
opinion
unanimous
kenneth
geller
argued
cause
brief
solicitor
general
mccree
assistant
attorney
general
heymann
kenneth
mogill
argued
cause
filed
brief
respondent
justice
stevens
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opinion
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presented
whether
conviction
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criminal
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take
appeal
conviction
two
years
later
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moved
vacate
sentence
pursuant
ground
trial
judge
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recall
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whether
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say
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character
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habeas
corpus
error
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demands
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circumstances
need
remedy
afforded
writ
habeas
corpus
apparent
bowen
johnston
see
escoe
zerbst
johnson
zerbst
walker
johnston
waley
johnston
indeed
anything
case
may
stronger
one
foreclosing
collateral
relief
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concern
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special
force
respect
convictions
based
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every
inroad
concept
finality
undermines
confidence
integrity
procedures
increasing
volume
judicial
work
inevitably
delays
impairs
orderly
administration
justice
impact
greatest
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grounds
setting
aside
guilty
pleas
approved
vast
majority
criminal
convictions
result
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moreover
concern
unfair
procedures
may
resulted
conviction
innocent
defendant
rarely
raised
petition
set
aside
guilty
plea
smith
stevens
dissenting
judgment
appeals
reversed
footnotes
defendant
may
plead
guilty
guilty
consent
nolo
contendere
may
refuse
accept
plea
guilty
shall
accept
plea
plea
nolo
contendere
without
first
addressing
defendant
personally
determining
plea
made
voluntarily
understanding
nature
charge
consequences
plea
advice
defendant
accepting
plea
guilty
nolo
contendere
must
address
defendant
personally
open
inform
determine
understands
following
nature
charge
plea
offered
mandatory
minimum
penalty
provided
law
maximum
possible
penalty
provided
law
defendant
represented
attorney
right
represented
attorney
every
stage
proceeding
necessary
one
appointed
represent
right
plead
guilty
persist
plea
already
made
right
tried
jury
trial
right
assistance
counsel
right
confront
witnesses
right
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incriminate
pleads
guilty
nolo
contendere
trial
kind
pleading
guilty
nolo
contendere
waives
right
trial
pleads
guilty
nolo
contendere
may
ask
questions
offense
pleaded
answers
questions
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record
presence
counsel
answers
may
later
used
prosecution
perjury
false
statement
title
provides
pertinent
part
prisoner
custody
sentence
established
act
congress
claiming
right
released
upon
ground
sentence
imposed
violation
constitution
laws
without
jurisdiction
impose
sentence
sentence
excess
maximum
authorized
law
otherwise
subject
collateral
attack
may
move
imposed
sentence
vacate
set
aside
correct
sentence
see
stone
powell
henderson
kibbe