Plea-agreement-as-sole-evidence-for-conviction

No question identified. : | ISSUES 1. Isa plea agreement, the statement of the accused, “I did it.”, the sole piece of information necessary to convict? Specifically, is felony information and indictments/ charges not necessary? 2. U.S. Constitutional Amendment violations A) 4" & 14": Is it proper due process to convict, twice even, without felony information and a , valid charging instrument/ indictment? B) 5": In reference to this Court’s previous decisions in Ball v U.S. and Benton v Maryland, is a new trial double jeopardy despite a previous acquittal (set aside) of the same conviction? C): 6": In the event of no valid charging instrument(s), and no supporting information on file, is there an accusation to be answered to? 3. Ineffective counsel ‘ A) Is it in the best interests of the defendant for trial, as effective counsel, to refuse to move for a directed verdict at trial knowing full well prosecution has presented no evidence to establish even . constructive guilt? Or rather, to pursue the continuing conviction of the accused prior to a preliminary hearing for a new trial knowing full well no charges/ indictments and no evidence has been presented at any time? 7 |