State v. Gibson

The defendant’s two delayed appeals challenge his convictions on guilty pleas for different offenses in 1982 and 1985. He contends that both judges failed to advise him properly, so he did not enter those pleas knowingly and voluntarily.

In case No. 51107, the court did not tell him the applicable maximum penalties, before accepting his 1982 pleas to robbery and carrying a concealed weapon. In case No. 51348, the court did not explain that its sentence would supplement a potential parole violation before accepting his 1985 pleas to aggravated burglary, theft, and penally-enhancing…