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Show TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1973 Suits City Court 48574 va HANK 0. C. Shurtltff.Jr. Pltf$359.95 ARCHER; bal due STEPHEN BURNS ; contract Pltf$575.06 AND HINOHA TONGE; $92.95; note Pltf$228. - Holladay Hobby Shop 48594 48585 INTERGALACTIC CORPN AND Pltf DOUGLAS bal 48586 - The Bankers Investmen Co. vs JOHN AND MARILYN BAK- completed 48578 - A--l Inc.' vs DENNIS DEHKE; $149.27; bal due 48579 - A- -l $232.20; bal ER; and $72.00 Pltf Distributors, Inc vs OLLIE JOHNS $155.70; bal IN ; Pltf AND GLENNA LOPEZ; bal due 48580 - Quality Supply Inc. dba Overhead Door Co. of SLC 48589 vs CHARLENE COLORADO CITY AREA DEV. CO. DBA GENERAL SUPPLY CO. Pltf$565.00; contract 48581 Bur. vs 48590 Associated Adjustment L. ANDERSON; GORDON Pltf$51.00; bal 48582 - Associated Adjustment Bureau vs LYNN BURNINGHAM Pltf$313.68; bal due 48583 - General Electric Cr. Corpn vs KAREN F. CULVER AND 48591 48592 - Pltf$355.29; bal DOYLE NOKES; due BLYD ALLRED; Pltf$88.09; bal Judgments City Court 45474 AND MRS. NOKES AND MRS. 58599 - Knudsen Builders Supp Co. vs BOYD ALLRED AND MRS. Pltf Co Builders Supp Pltf$U7.70 AND MRS. Zlpprodt Finance FRED MAESTAS - Equitable Life & Casualty Ins. Co. vs DEAN bal DAHL - Linda S. Holland and State of Utah vs DAVID Pltf$182.00; 32 HOLLAND 32 48167 LIP J. Michael Horne, F. F. RALPH RALPH Pltf$123.23; $7.90; 32 Assn vs EDMOND $114.00; $9.00; February 27, 32 AARON HIGGINS; Pltf$97.50 Pltf$64.45 LEWIS; $7.60; $50.00; 227 garnishee; $44.06; garn judg; 32 vs REX ENGLAND AND Union vs JEANINE MARGARET PRICE; Pltf$252.15 32 $16.80; $106.31; & C The court never explained to him that the sentence for forgery could have been made to commence alter the termination of sentences theretofore imposed upon him for the crimes of burglary in the second degree and grand larceny. The fact of the matter is that the sentence for forgery was to run concurrently with those for which he was already incarcerated, so that if there was any error in not advising him of that fact, it did not prejudice him in any manner whatsoever. Besides, his guilty plea appears to have been the result of a plea bargaining deal whereby if he entered a plea of guilty to the charge of forgery, the district attorney would move to dismiss a charge of burglary in the second degree then pending against him. Such a motion was made and was by the court granted. JOHN AND Pltf$951.61; 31 GILBERT MAR- PATRICIA MARTINEZ Pltf$522.03; contract - Virginia think there is any merit to this claim. The defendant and his lawyer stated that a plea of guilty should be entered to the charge of forgery. Before accepting the plea, the court thoroughly examined the defendant, and during the matter the court asked the defendant if he knew that he could be placed in prison for ten years. The defendant replied that he understood. The defendant and his lawyer had discussed the matter and apparently the defendant knew what the sentence would be, for when the judge pronounced a sentence of from one to 20 years, the defendant made no complaint. Besides, the sentence was to run concurrently, with the two other sentences, one of which was for ten years, the other for twenty. The defendant would remain incarcerated until the sentence for burglary was terminated even though the sentence for forgery had been from one to ten years. It would thus appear that he was not harmed by the misstatement of the judge. We do not 20-yea- r Ihe trial court in the instant matter had before it a transcript of the proceedings at the time the guilty plea was entered. Mr. Horne was there represented by counsel, and the record of that proceeding as well as the testimony given in the instant matter justified a finding by the trial court that Mr Horne entered his plea of guilty to the charge of forgery knowingly, voluntarily, intelligently and under standi ngly. Habeas corpus is civil in nature, and the burden is on the petitioner to convince the trial court that he is unlawfully restrained of his liberty. hi h i.'irrlen was not sustained by Mr. Horne, and we do not reverse the lower court when there is competent evidence to sustain his ruling. The judgment of the trial court in denying the petition for a writ of habeas corpus is affirmed. 210699 - First Sec. Bank Utah vs GAWAN CONST. CO; vs ALMA M. Johnston H. E. JOHNSTON; SALAZAR Pltf$1, 048.41; $210.00; 208852 of L. NETWORK, Pltf$ 1,570. 88; Ptf INC; - Pacific States Investments, Inc. vs WALTER 210683 rent Pltf$270.00; restitution and 210684 - John B. Anderson v WESTERN STATES INC. AND TRACY & TRUST CO; 210685 Co. va AND EXPLORATION COLLINS BANK for Writ of - Beneficial Finance B. STEINICKE STEINICKE; Pltf $1,379.00; note 210686 vs VERN bal - General Tire Serv. GRAHAM; due Pltf$593.08 vs Ptf $4,000; $30,000; damages va ROBERT SAX; Pltf$5,000 $25,000; $25,000; pera lnj Pltf$618. PETERSON; - State of Utah vs SMETHURST; Pltf $3, 446. Pltf$3,564.69 $743.03; $27.00; s226 205331 - Interlake Thrift vs MAX E. MOUNTEER; Pltf $1,245.84; 31 . Divorces Filed 9840 - Julie LaVonne Wright Sims vs Robert Elmer Sima 9841 - Marcie Belva Brower vs Steven Leroy Brower - Jeneal Smith vs 9842 Paul Smith - Byron Sargent vs Gayla Sargent 9843 - Dean E.Coy vs Carol Coy - Carlos Pinto vs Vicki 9845 Ricks Pinto SALES & SERVICE DEPENDABILITY OVER - State of Utah vs 201690 - Meat CutterB Local 537 Credit Union vs ROBERT 9844 - Donald Blumenthal THE YEARS $400. 228 228 Thomas 210687 - Ruth M. Matsen KERRY R. SOUTH DBA ALL SEASONS EMPLOYMENT INC; 210688 UMPHEN-OU- R; 9839 - Ann S. Turney vs James 0. Turney ARNO CAROL 206268 BARBARA DONALD AND MARY CHARLES CHAVEZ; PROTOUR f - Nationwide Finance No. Murray vs 228 $1200.00; bal due GIIMORE; Appeal from Murray UMPHENOUR 204244 - KUTV,Inc. vs BEUTLER AND JEAN $20,000; $1044.50; $2,500; $32.00; 228 $27.80; - National Car Rental TELEVISION Plf Judgments District Court Co. JOHN ANTHONY 210682 of - Interstate Collect, 210700 support 210681 HICKS Pltf 208580 - Evan M. Colledge-vs RONALD CLEVE SK0W;Pltf - General Electric DOUGLAS Pltf SLC vs LESTER R. BADGER; Pltf $697.83; $785.00; note vs BIRDZELL BIRDZELL; - Dura Corpn vs BEUTLER; Court - Suits District Court 210680 ROBERT M. 210698 vs Mandate His second contention is that the court told him that the sentence would be for a maximum of ten years and then proceeded to sentence him to a term of from one to 20 years. - Larson Ford Sales, 210697 $5,042.31; overdraft damages 2. He was not informed that the penalty for forgery was a term in prison of from one to 20 years. $611.33; bal $13,500; $303.75; $436.68 Concrete Inc. L. SWAPP BARTON MARY Pltf INC; $8,708.62; bal due Emp. Cr. PRICE AND F AND MRS. GRO EQUIPMENT CO. INC; - Utah State - HILL HYDRO DOROTHY 32 TINEZ AND J. HILL $583.47; bal Co Pltf$254.05;$10.00 ENGLAND; Credit Corpn vs The plaintiff appeals from a denial of his petition for a writ of habeas corpus. He claims that the writ should have been granted because his plea of guilty to a charge of forgery was not knowingly, voluntarily, intelligently and understand ngly made. He bases this contention on two grounds: - Dura Crete, Inc. vs D. LARRY Inc. vs 210679 ELLETT; Justice: Supply vs JIM STEPHENS; Pit $14.70; contract AND MIKE - Royal Furniture Pltf LONGSTAFF; - Progressive Music 210695 210696 46804 - Beneficial Finance Co. vs KENNETH STERLING JENSEN vs Smith's Management Corp 48229 Gravel & ARTHUR GOBLER - Petty Motor Lease Inc. vs RICHARD BENSON; Ptf $1,270.96; lease agreement - Calvin Johnson dba Johnson Collection Agency vs J. - Utah Sand 210694 47577 210678 - Credit Bureau of L. M. Cummings, Clerk $288, 700; $288,700; $638,700; (3) cause of action) $126.56; bal due - Kipp and Christian vs $17.00; $250.00; 1973 Pltf AND ALAN 48256 32 K. Wlnberg M. D. COODMAN, Products vs Ftf KELLEY; N. GERALD 210693 - American Automobile FLOYD Lake City vs DERN, - Vivian 210692 vs 48218 - Utah Furniture Assoc Credit Union vs EVAN H. LARSEN $11.00; W. reimbursement Pltf$159.67 HARPER; 32 $10.20; Salt LYNN CLINES RICK J. DAVIS, JR. AND FIREMAN'S FUND AMERICAN INS. CO. PHIL HARPER AND MRS. R. GASSMAN; FILED John W. Turner, Warden, Utah State Prison, Defendant and Respondent. 32 Pltf 210690 - Susan Carol Mason vs RAYMOND MASON, JR; support 210691 - - Field Enterprises vs 48168 vs No. 13059 PHIL- Pltf PETERSON; $207.84; $11.70; 48365 v. J. Aposhlan BETTY JEAN SCHULTZ; $346.46; auto damage PETERSON AND MRS. PHILLIP 48245 Plaintiff and Appellant, - Spiegel, Inc. vs $100.00; In The Supreme Court Of The State Of Utah 210689- - Arno George ?ltf$353.71; $11.70 POWELL; Suits District Court vs DAHL AND MRS. POWELL 48363 48598 - Knudsen Co. vs DOYLE E. C. Penney Co. vs B. OSBORNE; Pltf$600. bal R. JOHNSON; Pltf MURRAY; $432.07; bal vs LOPEZ AND Pltf$157.00 GEORGE B. OSBORNE GEORGE H. C. Jenkins vs 48597 - Bonded Adjustment Br - J. Pltf GALLEGOS; KENNETH JERVIS AND vs MELVIN H. $681.18; bal EDWARD; Pltf$124. Pltf$662.03 bal due NORMAN N. AND GALLEGOS AND MRS. E. JERVIS; EDWARDS Co. MANUEL - Bonded Adjustment Bureau vs NORMAN N. 48596 - Dr. 48588 - Bonded Adjustment KATHY - J. C. Penney 48595 REAR Pltf$143.30 MANUEL LUDWIG; ROBERT COLLARD AND MRS. M. HORST LUDWIG bal Bureau vs - Field Enterprises vs $652.15; bal atty fees HAROLD READ vs KENT KENT JOHN- Pltf$194.52; bal SON; MRS. - Bonded Adjustment Bureau vs JOHNSON AND MRS. bal Pltf$237.32; bal 48587 Distributors MACGREGOR; - Makoff vs City Court - Field Enterprises vs 47678 M. COLLARD; 48576 - Art Chlpnan,Inc.va LOU A. RICHARDS; Pltf$335. Pltf$100.00 due 48593 vs 48577 - Vern De Jong va RON SIS AN Pltf$200.00;retum of money for repairs not bal - J. Aaron Thueson vs TERRY J. HAYES; Pltf$403. $80.00; auto damages 48584 48575 - Salt Lake City Eop. Cr. Union va CHARLES L. TONGE Judgments FRED MAESTAS; THREE TAP RECORD THE DAILY the midea machines fiortha PHASE CAU 322-228- y.V-Ke-y 4 Business Machines Inc: 21 KELSEY AVE. (1170 SOUTH) |