State v. Booth
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtCane, P. J.
Kevin Booth appeals the denial of a motion requesting the withdrawal of his guilty plea. Booth entered the plea to a charge of burglary, sec. 943.10(l)(a), Stats. At the sentencing hearing, the trial court "withheld sentencing” and placed Booth on three years’ probation with conditions. Despite repeated subsequent violations, Booth remained on probation until revocation proceedings were initiated nearly two years after his original conviction. Three weeks after the commencement of revocation proceedings, Booth filed the motion to withdraw his guilty plea to the burglary charge.
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