Nathaniel Blancher v. United States
Whether a guilty plea becomes knowing, intelligent, and voluntary when the plea agreement inaccurately describes the penalty provision of the statute at issue which defendant avers his counsel also misadvised him on -- inducing the guilty plea -- and whether such a claim requires a response from the government and an evidentiary hearing, when the defendant claims he would have insisted on going to trial but for counsel's misadvice and the inaccurately described penalty provision.
Whether a guilty plea becomes knowing, intelligent, and voluntary when the plea agreement inaccurately describes the penalty provision of the statute at issue which defendant avers his counsel also misadvised him on -inducing the guilty plea -and whether such a claim requires a response from the government and an evidentiary hearing, when the defendant claims he would have insisted on going to trial but for counsel's misadvise and the inaccurately described penalty provision