State v. Williams

¶ 1. William Williams appeals a judgment which convicted him of disorderly conduct, and an order which denied postconviction relief from the judgment. Williams claims that the trial court erroneously exercised its discretion in refusing to allow him to enter an Alford plea, 2 thereby depriving him of the benefit of his plea agreement with the State. Williams also cites as errors the trial court's failure to grant an adjournment to allow him to secure the presence of a defense witness, and the court's failure to remove a juror for cause. Finally, if we conclude the trial court did not err,…