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[139 CalApp2d Page 512] Defendant, while represented by counsel, entered a plea of guilty to the charge of murder. The degree was fixed as that of
murder in the first degree. Judgment was imposed on February 18th, 1955. No appeal was taken. On September 6th, 1955, a petition
for writ of error coram nobis was filed by defendant, in propria persona, [139 CalApp2d Page 513] alleging generally that
"the judgment is barred by intellectual honesty, repugnant to the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 8th, and 14th amendments to the United
States and California Constitutions." He alleges that he was entrapped by "trickery, of search and seizure, contrary to the
4th amendment of the United States Constitution"; that he was convicted on "false heresay coerced and conspired against him";
inadequate representation at the trial; suppression of evidence; prejudice of the trial judge; and that he was wrongfully
denied his right of appeal. Other similar charges are made. After hearing, the court denied the petition.

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