In Re Quinn
Supreme Court of Vermont
1Opinion of the Court
Petitioner James W. Quinn, III appeals from a decision of the Bennington Superior Court denying him posLconvietion relief. Petitioner asserts that the superior court erred in concluding that his guilty pleas were knowing and voluntary because: 1) his attorney coerced him to plead guilty by unduly pressuring him during the plea hearing; 2) he mistakenly believed that he could be charged as a habitual offender if he did not accept the State’s plea offer; 3) he was under the mistaken belief that he would serve his sentence in Windsor; 4) he did not understand that his sentences for the sale of…
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