Williams v. State

Deen, Presiding Judge.

Gary Walter Williams entered a nolo contendere plea to a charge of driving under the influence on January 27, 1981. On July 5, 1984, he filed a motion entitled “Motion to Set Aside Disposition and Sentence of Case” claiming the proceedings were void because the arresting officer failed to have the Uniform Traffic Citation, which charged him with DUI, properly notarized. Williams appeals from the denial of his motion. Held'.

A plea of nolo contendere is statutory in origin and was intended to “stand upon the same footing as a guilty plea in all respects except where…