United States v. Hill

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Appellant’s pleas of guilty were entered pursuant to his pretrial agreement with the convening authority. A provision of this instrument provides in part that the agreement will be automatically cancelled if appellant’s pleas to the instant charges and specifications are changed from guilty to not guilty by appellant or on his behalf after trial in any rehearing directed by the convening authority. I concur with majority’s conclusion that appellant’s pleas were not rendered improvident by inclusion of this provision in the agreement. United States v. Stoutmire, 5 M.J 724, 726 (A.C.M.R.1978).1