State v. Allgier
Utah Supreme Court
Chief Justice Durrant authored the opinion of the court, in which Associate Chief Justice Lee, Justice Pearce, and Judge Christiansen joined.
1Opinion of the Court
Justice Durham * filed a concurring opinion.
Having recused himself, Justice Himonas does not participate herein. Court of Appeals Associate Presiding Judge Michele M. Christiansen sat.
On Direct Appeal
Chief Justice Durrant, opinion of the Court:
Introduction
¶1 Curtis Michael Allgier pleaded guilty to aggravated murder, disarming a police officer, aggravated escape, aggravated robbery, and possession of a firearm by a restricted person. He also pleaded no contest to three counts of attempted aggravated murder. After he was sentenced, Mr. Allgier filed a pro se motion to withdraw his pleas. The…
Also in this document: Concurrence.
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