rejecting Appellant's claims that his plea was involuntary because a limited mental capacity prohibited him from understanding the charges against him and counsel had failed to share discovery materials with him prior to the plea
Summary of this case from Commonwealth v. BakerNO. 476 MDA 2015
11-30-2015
Com. v. S. Baker, Jr.
Opinion
Disposition: Affirmed.
rejecting Appellant's claims that his plea was involuntary because a limited mental capacity prohibited him from understanding the charges against him and counsel had failed to share discovery materials with him prior to the plea
Summary of this case from Commonwealth v. BakerFull title:Com. v. S. Baker, Jr.
Court: Superior Court of Pennsylvania.
Date published: Nov 30, 2015
However, that appeal also failed to garner Appellant relief. See Commonwealth v. Baker, 134 A.3d 506…
Commonwealth v. BakerHowever, that appeal also failed to garner Appellant relief. See Commonwealth v. Baker , 134 A.3d 506…