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DUTY OF THE JUDGE TO CONDUCT A SEARCHING INQUIRY?

WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THE DUTY OF THE JUDGE TO CONDUCT  A SEARCHING INQUIRY?

>     In all cases, the judge must convince himself
1.    That the accused is entering the plea of guilty voluntarily and intelligently
2.    That he is truly guilty
3.    That  there  exists  a  rational  basis  for  a  finding  of  guilt based on his testimony

>     In addition, the judge must inform the accused of the exact length of  imprisonment  and  the  certainty  that  he  will  serve  it  at  the national  penitentiary  or  a  penal  colony.    The  judge  must  dispel any  false  notion  that  the  accused  may  have  that  he  will  get  off lightly because of his plea of guilty


DUTY OF THE JUDGE TO CONDUCT A SEARCHING INQUIRY?

WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THE DUTY OF THE JUDGE TO CONDUCT  A SEARCHING INQUIRY?

>     In all cases, the judge must convince himself
1.    That the accused is entering the plea of guilty voluntarily and intelligently
2.    That he is truly guilty
3.    That  there  exists  a  rational  basis  for  a  finding  of  guilt based on his testimony

>     In addition, the judge must inform the accused of the exact length of  imprisonment  and  the  certainty  that  he  will  serve  it  at  the national  penitentiary  or  a  penal  colony.    The  judge  must  dispel any  false  notion  that  the  accused  may  have  that  he  will  get  off lightly because of his plea of guilty


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