State v. Guiden

The defendant seeks to withdraw his guilty plea and have a new trial ordered as “. . . necessary to correct a manifest injustice.” There are three reasons why this will not, should not and cannot be done.

It would be enough here to point out that no motion for withdrawal of the plea of guilty has been made in the trial court. In fact the defendant has never suggested to the trial court in any way whatsoever that the court erred either in (1) accepting his plea of guilty to the charge of burglary, or (2) in finding him guilty of burglary. This court has made it entirely clear on a number of…