State v. Muldrow
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtHagedorn, J.
f 1. DeAnthony K. Muldrow pled guilty to third-degree sexual assault and sexual assault of a child under sixteen years of age. Nothing in the plea colloquy, however, informed him of the possibility of lifetime GPS monitoring as a consequence of his conviction. Muldrow now seeks plea withdrawal as a matter of right on the grounds that lifetime GPS monitoring is a "punishment" that he must be informed of, the failure of which rendered his plea unknowing and unintelligent in violation of his *228constitutional rights. The circuit court denied Mul-drow's motion for plea withdrawal, and we affirm.
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