Morrow v. State

Appellant was indicted for the first degree theft of a ring, the property of Marshall Collins. The indictment, with the consent of appellant, was amended to charge second degree theft. Throughout the lower court proceeding, appellant was represented by retained counsel. On appeal, she was found to be indigent and another attorney was appointed to represent her. Appellant pled guilty to the amended indictment and was sentenced to five years' imprisonment. From that conviction she now appeals in forma pauperis.

Appellant contends that her guilty plea was involuntary and unintelligently made as…