Conwill v. State
Court of Appeals of Mississippi
1Opinion of the Court
GRIFFIS, P.J.,
for the Court:
¶ 1. Andrew Conwill pleaded guilty to aggravated assault upon Charles Kuebler. Conwill later filed a motion for post-eonviction relief (PCR) in the circuit court, in which it was argued that: (1) a nolle pro-sequi was improperly entered; (2) Con-will’s guilty plea was involuntary because the State had threatened to use an illegally obtained confession against him; (3) legal counsel should have been appointed to assist Conwill with his PCR motion; and (4) Conwill received ineffective assistance of counsel because his attorney had advised him that he would be…
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