Acceptance of pleas and entering findings Sample Clauses

Acceptance of pleas and entering findings. Military judge generally enters findings at the close of providency, however, it is error to do so if the trial counsel intends to prove a greater offense and the accused pled guilty to the lesser offense. See United States x. Xxxxx, 28 X.X. 900 (A.C.M.R. 1989) (government intended to prove rape and MJ improperly entered findings pursuant to pleas of guilty to lesser included offense of carnal knowledge).
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Acceptance of pleas and entering findings. United States x. Xxxxx, 28 X.X. 900 (A.C.M.R. 1989) (military judge who knew that trial counsel intended to prove rape improperly entered findings pursuant to pleas of guilty to lesser included offense of carnal knowledge).

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