In the Matter of the Petition of Judeau S. Brown Jr. for a Writ of Prohibition

Summary

The Court dismissed Brown’s petition for a writ of prohibition because he failed to show a clear jurisdictional defect or that ordinary appellate review was inadequate. The Superior Court appeared to have jurisdiction over the charged felonies, and Brown’s plea-colloquy statements undermined his claim that the plea agreement was not finalized. The State’s motion to dismiss was therefore granted.