State v. Virgilito

McCown, J.. On September 17, 1970, the defendant pleaded guilty to manslaughter and on the same day was sentenced to 5 years imprisonment. In 1971, defendant began this proceeding under the Nebraska Post Conviction Act alleging that he was mentally incompetent to enter the plea of guilty. From an examination of the files and records, the district court found that the defendant was entitled, to no relief; that an evidentiary hearing should not be held; and that counsel should not be appointed for the defendant. The motion to vacate sentence was overruled and defendant filed this appeal pro se.

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