The short answer is "NO". Read Illinois Supreme Court Rule 402. That having been said, there is a whole body of case law about people who claim their voluntary plea was really involuntrary. Since the area of law is not one in which I practice routinely, I am reluctant to comment on it at length.
A specialist in the area of criminal defense law should comment. Over the years, I have probably handled no more than 20 misdemeanor cases for cabdrivewrs and no felonies.
Thank You for the answer Don. I for one didn't think a court would accept an involuntary guilty plea. Usually the question of one that pleads guilty is if this is of your own free will.
Re: The next Chicago Cabdriver Organization (CCO) election is November 19, 2008.
mike
please stop making a joke out of elections and the cco. for almost one year you have 2 elections, no meeting, no organization, no platform, no goals no strategies, no campaigns no representatives except you calling your self president'. give it up anymoe already. it makes people confused and laughing at americans
"pauli" "johal" "mr. hernandez" and "hassan" seem to be the same person...Peter Enger?
"pauli" "johal" "mr. hernandez" and "hassan" seem to be the same person...Peter Enger?
PLease see the new thread posted above........
-Mike Foulks
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mike
please stop making a joke out of elections and the cco. for almost one year you have 2 elections, no meeting, no organization, no platform, no goals no strategies, no campaigns no representatives except you calling your self president'. give it up anymoe already. it makes people confused and laughing at americans
