Can ft Lauiyen haue. his Client PieaCuibty -ho OS'years on
ft Statutory maximum OP Zo years* ovftt'R TEXAS Lal/.

Can ft Court Re Fuse ho Homor ft u urns ft STft TESSuPREtnF
cr, PfiCES Deft ftPTBr qcihs presented ujH-fttht Precedent \

toes r judye. ftauethz Authority to go ouer th e Statutory
Vnftxzrouw,

tiihn f\ Lnuye.iT Aqs his Ci'iantto PLead to a scftteoce
that exceeds tab srmroRy PLLquasle By laojxs TMr
PREJUDICE TO THE CLIENT

XF ft District ft tvorhey KoouiHOy^AXES ft plea
Deal that Exceeds smumy Mtixtmip is this ft
£>mCH OF PEER DEAL OR CONTRACT ?

xf Aro Court has Ruled oh the merits of the. Case
LiouJ is That ft Successive Tetztiov or (HAzroFlTftP0o
Corpus !

Does the HstjD judicial Court Uaue to //oa/oaa
Supreme CduRT PPeceoeatxf xt appufs to A
Person 's Casef

Dio trial rttornev Qeorqe xpnRHPm Commit
flUTONon/.

Can a lawyer have his client plead guilty to 20 years on a statutory maximum of 15 years?