Calvin Parnell, appellant, filed a pro se Petition for Writ of Error Coram Nobis and Motion to Vacate Guilty Pleas, arguing that in 2000, he “unintelligently, unknowingly, and involuntarily” entered into a guilty plea agreement, which resulted in the collateral consequence of an increased minimum sentence in a subsequent federal court proceeding.

Tagged with: baltimore city criminal procedure guilty plea Hotten Sept. Term 2013 writ of error coram nobis

Did the circuit court err in finding (1) that appellant waived his right to coram nobis relief, and (2) that appellant’s guilty plea was made knowingly and voluntarily?

Tagged with: Baltimore County criminal procedure guilty plea Reed Sept. Term 2014 writ of error coram nobis

1) Is Diggs’ appeal subject to dismissal for failing to include a transcript? 2) Did the trial court err when it denied Diggs’ Petition for Writ of Error Coram Nobis?

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Whether 1. The State withheld evidence of the prerecorded buy money recovered at the time of the arrest. 2. Counsel rendered ineffective assistance concerning the disclosure of evidence during the plea proceedings.

Tagged with: criminal procedure Kenney Prince George's County Sept. Term 2012 writ of error coram nobis

Appellant Rosanna Kitchen, now known as Rosanna Ambrogi, seeks the extraordinary relief afforded by a writ of error coram nobis. Kitchen argues she received ineffective assistance of counsel in 2002. In this appeal, Kitchen alleges certain procedural errors in the handling of her second coram nobis petition.

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