Eckles v. State

Upon an information filed March 24, 1936, charging the statutory offense of breaking and entering a dwelling house with intent to commit a felony, the accused in open court on the day the information was filed, and without being represented by counsel, was arraigned and pleaded guilty to the information. On April 1, 1936, counsel appeared with the accused in open court and by motion suggested the insanity of the accused “at the time of the alleged crime and at the present time,” and moved for permission to withdraw the plea of guilty and to substitute therefor a plea of not guilty, that the…