Legal Opinion
People v. Ginther
Michigan Supreme Court
Decided December 18, 1973No. 5 May Term 1973, Docket No. 54,099PublishedCited by 1,296 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtLevin, J.
Herbert Eugene Ginther was convicted on his plea of guilty of the offense of breaking and entering with intent to commit. larceny. MCLA 750.110; MSA 28.305. The Court of Appeals affirmed. People v Ginther, 39 Mich App 113; 197 NW2d 281 (1972).
Ginther contends that his guilty plea should be set aside because the judge erred in failing to *440disqualify himself and in failing to grant Ginther’s request, made before he pled guilty, for a substitute lawyer, and because a combination of coercive factors influenced him to plead guilty: the rejected motions for disqualification of the judge and for…
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