State v. Nesbitt
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Toal
Charvus Nesbitt (Appellant) appeals the circuit court’s finding that he entered knowing and voluntary Alford 1 pleas as to three of four charges listed in a negotiated plea agreement. On appeal, Appellant argues that his negotiated plea agreement was a “package deal,” and that because his plea for one of the charges was invalid, his pleas for the remaining three charges were likewise invalid. We affirm as modified.
Facts/Procedural Background
On December 7, 2010, Appellant and three co-conspirators arranged to purchase marijuana from Daniel Landrum (the victim) at the victim’s mobile home,…
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