State v. Boone

Summary

The Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed the district court’s denial of Boone’s motion to withdraw his guilty pleas, holding that the trial court lacked subject‑matter jurisdiction to permit post‑sentencing plea withdrawal absent statutory authority, and therefore the appeal raised no error. The Court relied on its prior decision in Gonzales II, which limits such withdrawals to rare circumstances where a constitutional right cannot be vindicated by any statutory post‑conviction remedy.