Kuntz v. North Dakota
Annotate this CaseJody Kuntz appealed a district court order denying her application for post-conviction relief. Kuntz was charged with criminal mischief and criminal trespass. Before trial, Kuntz pled guilty to both charges and was sentenced according to a negotiated agreement. Kuntz subsequently filed an application for post-conviction relief seeking to withdraw her guilty pleas. Kuntz argued there was new evidence to show she was incompetent at the time she entered her guilty pleas and it would be a manifest injustice if she were unable to withdraw her guilty pleas. Finding no reversible error in the district court order, the North Dakota Supreme Court affirmed.
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