whether-defendant's-constitutional-rights-violated-by-repeated-guilty-plea-questioning

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 5 WHETHER, WHEN THE COURT ASKS A DEFENDANT IF HE IS GUILTY THIRTY-FIVE TIMES BEFORE INFORMING HIM OF THE RIGHTS HE IS FORFITTING AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF HIS PLEA, THE COURT VIOLATES THE DEFENDANT'S CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS AND HIS SUBSEQUENT MOTION TO WITHDRAW HIS PLEA MUST BE ALLOWED. II. WHETHER A CONDITION OF PROBABATION, WHICH COMMENCES WHILE A DEFENDANT IS INCARCERATED AND CONTINUES ONCE HE IS RELEASED FOR THE DURATION OF THE PROBATION, IS AN IMPERMISSABLE GOVERNMENT INTRUSION ON A DEFENDANT'S FUNDAMENTAL CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS WHEN STRICT SCRUTINY IS NOT SATISFIED. 3 LIST OF ALL PRIOR PROCEEDINGS Commonwealth v. Franklin Pillier, docket 1377CR659; Essex Superior Court, MA. Commonwealth v. Franklin Pillier, docket 1377CR667; Essex Superior Court, MA. Commonwealth v. Franklin Pillier, docket 1477CR1180; Essex Superior Court, MA. Commonwealth v. Franklin Pillier, 95 Mass. App. Ct. 1112 (2019). Docket 18-P-137 in the Appeals Court of Massachusetts. Commonwealth v. Franklin Pillier, 482 Mass. 1105 (2019). Docket FAR -26852 in the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.