People v. Donald T. Moore

Defendant pled guilty in January of 1968 to a charge of assault with intent to com mit rape. * Defendant now asks this Court to find that his constitutional right to due process was violated or in the alternative that the trial court failed to determine that his guilty plea was knowingly, willingly, and truthfully made.

A review of the facts of this case and the law applicable establishes that no violation of defendant’s right to due process occurred. Specifically, defendant was promptly arraigned, had effective counsel within the requirements mentioned in People v. Davison (1968), 12 Mich App…