Windsor v. State

Summary

The Court affirmed the Superior Court’s judgment and concluded that the appeal presented no arguably meritorious issue. It held that Windsor’s last-minute pro se request to withdraw his pleas was properly disregarded, his sentences were lawful and supported by the record, and his unpreserved confrontation, due-process, and prosecutorial-misconduct claims did not establish plain error. The Court also held that any ineffective-assistance claim could not be raised for the first time on direct appeal.