*1 Department Corrections, of RIVES, GEE, Before GODBOLD and Respondent-Appellee. Judges. Circuit No. 74-2459. GODBOLD, Judge: Circuit Appeals, of United States Court appellant By this habeas suit attacks a Fifth Circuit. for en- 1946 Texas state conviction used have been hancement. remedies State 29, 1975.
Jan.
on
v.
Relying
exhausted.
Santobello
257,
495,
York,
92
30
New
404 U.S.
S.Ct.
(1971),
427
and United States ex
L.Ed.2d
Rundle,
v.
623
Fed.Rule Crim.Proc. 11. A
prosecutorial
may
court
Nothing more than a
rec-
reject
plea
a
in exercise of
judi-
sound
promised,
was
and
ommendation
that
cial discretion.
performed.
re-
bargain was
Santobello
accept
that
court
the
quires neither
the
phase
“This
the process
of
of crimi-
nor
that
prosecutor’s
recommendation
justice,
nal
adjudicative
the
and
ele-
permitted
be
to withdraw
the defendant
ment
inherent
accepting
plea
in
a
of
plea
his
after the
is re-
recommendation
guilty, must
by
be attended
safe-
jected. Culbreath does not hold that
guards to insure the defendant what is
unequivocal right
there is an
to with-
reasonably due in the circumstances.
plea
suggests
draw the
but rather
that
Those circumstances
vary,
will
a
but
as
policy
judge’s
a matter of
the
discre-
constant
is
factor
that when a plea
of with-
should
in favor
tion
be exercised
any
rests in
significant degree
aon
drawal
in
circumstances.1 In the
most
promise or agreement
prosecu-
of the
case before us the state court record re-
tor, so that it
be
part
can
said to be
of
prosecutor’s
veals that
the
recommenda-
the
consideration,
or
inducement
such
tion was refused “when some new com-
promise must be
(Emphasis
fulfilled.”
plaints came to the attention of the
added.)
Court.”
262,
404
at
U.S.
1. only The authority yet in cited Culbreath is Federal Rules of Procedure not a Criminal proposed reference to adopted. to amendments the
