State v. Jackson
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtDay, J.
The issue raised on this appeal is, should the defendant be permitted to withdraw her plea of guilty to solicitation of prostitution (party to a crime), contrary to secs. 944.32 1 and 939.05, 2 Stats. 1971, on the basis of her claim that a manifest injustice has been done? We conclude that the defendant has made no such showing on appeal and that the judgment should be affirmed.
On October 9,1973, the defendant Johnnie Mae Jackson was arrested for solicitation of prostitution. Testimony-produced in support of her later plea of guilty to the offense showed that an employee of the Wisconsin…
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