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Incorrect representations of parole eligibility repeatedly claimed on appeal. How Hard would it be for the courts, the AOC or Dept. of Corrections to solve this problem?

By Stan

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 We see a continuing problem raised on appeal regarding plea bargaining procedures.  Defendants repeatedly raise the issue that they enter guilty pleas but claim they were misinformed that they were not eligible for parole consideration due to enhancement rules inherent in mandatory sentencing laws. The prosecutors and defense lawyers seem as confused on this topic as [...]

Full post as published by LawReader on March 28, 2009 (boomark / email).

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