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—upholding seventeen-year-old's guilty plea to uttering a forged check, even though not represented by counsel, where he was aware of the consequences of the plea
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In reaching its decision, the court In the pnncipal case apparently followed previous Washington interpretations of the rights of an accused to counsel.
- in vol 022 (1947) Washington Law Review and one similar citation
Where such a promise is not made, or where such a promise is broken by someone else than the promisor, then such pleas should stand.
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