An appeals panel vacated a defendant's guilty plea to a sex abuse charge after finding a judge misstated what "forcible compulsion" means during the plea colloquy.
July 13, 2015 at 05:03 AM
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An appeals panel vacated a defendant’s guilty plea to a sex abuse charge after finding a judge misstated what “forcible compulsion” means during the plea colloquy.
Forcible compulsion is a crucial element of the crime of first-degree sexual abuse to which defendant Izmehel Marrero pleaded guilty in February 2013 before Rensselaer County Court Judge Andrew Ceresia, the Appellate Division, Third Department, panel noted.
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