holding the defendant’s written guilty plea adequately advised the defendant that terms of incarceration might run consecutively and "his claim his pleas were not knowing and voluntary is thus without merit”
State of Iowa v. Walter Scott Sutton
holding the defendant’s written guilty plea adequately advised the defendant that terms of incarceration might run consecutively and “his claim his pleas were not knowing and voluntary is thus without merit”
State of Iowa v. Walter Scott Sutton
distinguishing White on the ground “the written pleas of guilty show [the defendant] was aware that any terms of incarceration might be imposed to run consecutively, and that his claim his pleas were not knowing and voluntary is thus without merit”
Darryl Tyson, Applicant-Appellant v. State of Iowa
