Hubbard v. State

MIKELL, Judge.

After Willie Hubbard, Jr., entered a nonnegotiated guilty plea to criminal attempt to commit child molestation, the trial court sentenced him to ten years, including four to serve in confinement. Thereafter, Hubbard filed a motion to withdraw his plea, arguing, inter alia, (1) that he did not enter the plea knowingly and voluntarily because he believed that he would receive a sentence of two years’ probation in exchange for the plea; and (2) that his plea was defective because he was incorrectly advised that the sentencing range for the offense was two to ten years, instead of…