Coffman v. Gladden
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSloan, J.
A post conviction case. Plaintiff alleged that he had been mentally ill at the time he entered a plea of guilty and did not understand what he was doing; that his plea of guilty was coerced; and that the trial judge heard unsworn statements by the prosecuting attorney at the time the sentence was pronounced.
The events preliminary to the plea of guilty were: plaintiff had been charged in Lane county with uttering and publishing a bad cheek. At the time the charge was made he was in custody in Kansas. He was returned to Lane county. A preliminary hearing was had and he was bound over. On the…
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