People v. Wright
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
BERMAN, Judge.
Defendant, Jack Wright, appeals the denial of his pro se motion to vacate a 1964 guilty plea. We affirm.. In 1964, the defendant pled guilty to aggravated robbery pursuant to a plea bargain in the Adams County District Court. In 1977, in another proceeding in Adams County District Court, the 1964 conviction and another felony were used to sentence the defendant under the habitual criminal act. At that time, in exchange for having another count of a prior felony dropped, the defendant admitted to the felonies which were used in his enhanced sentencing.
However, in 1977, in a…
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