Supreme Court of New Jersey

State v. Taylor

June 21, 197980 N.J. 353

Summary

The Supreme Court of New Jersey held that the defendant could not withdraw his guilty plea because he was not misinformed about a material sentencing consequence. The court applied a discretionary standard of review and found the omission of merger information was not material to the plea. Accordingly, the Appellate Division's order granting the motion to vacate the plea was reversed and the trial judge's denial reinstated.