Hall v. Langlois

In Hall v. Langlois, 105 R. I. 642, 254 A.2d 282, we held that this petitioner had failed to establish that he did not voluntarily plead nolo contendere at his original trial in the Superior Court. We also found that the petitioner failed to produce any evidence tending to prove that he had not received assistance of counsel when he waived the finding and filing of indictments and when he pleaded nolo contendere and was sentenced. That case was before us on the petitioner’s exception to the denial of his petition for writ of error coram nobis. The petitioner did not take the Stand in the…