IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR MULTNOMAH STATEOFOREGON, Plaintiff A No I it No. 9M5 if?? PETITION TO PLEAD GUILTY I NO CONTEST 8 Defendant. AND WAIVER OF JURY OR COURT TRIAL The d?iendant represents to the Court: 1. MESIUII true name is (If; ?a I?bo?c\ but I aiso am known as 8 . 2. I VI years of age. i have gone to school through My physical and mentai health is satisfactory. I ?23? not under the in?uence of any drugs or intoxicants, except 3. I Fave toid my lawyer all the facts I know about the charge(s) against me. My lawyer has advised me of the nature of the the defenses if any, and any legal challenges that I have in this case. I am satisfied with the advice and help i have received from my iawyer. 4. i understand the following: a. i have the right to hire a la er or, if I Edy financially, to have the Court a piint a lawyer to represent me. fl am represented by #1 A I choose to give up my right to a lawyer, I will represent myself: (defendants initials). b. i have the following rights at trial: (1) to have a jury or court triai; (2) to have my lawyer assist me; (3) to see, hear and cross?examine or question ail witnesses who testify against me; (4) to testify; (5) to remain silent and to have the jury told, if I decide not to testify, that it cannot hold that decision against me as an indication of guilt; (6) to subpoena witnesses and evidence; and (7) to require the prosecutor to prove guilt and ail sentence enhancement facts beyond a reasonabte doubt. c. I give up alt of the rights listed in paragraph 4(b) when i plead either ?Guiity? or ?No Contest." I further understand that I give up: (1) challenges to the accusatory instrument; (2) objections to evidence concerning my guiit and, if applicable, any sentence enhancement facts; and (3) any defenses I may have to the charge(s). I understand the right to appeal my conviction is limited; i may appeal only if I can make a colorable showing of error in the disposition of my case or a colorabie claim of error in the proceeding. d. A No Contest Piea will result in a Guilty ?nding regarding the charge(s) listed in paragraph 5. e. If i enter a plea of guilty or no contest to an offense involving domestic violence, and i am convicted of the offense, it may be unlawful for me to possess, receive, ship, transport or purchase a FIREARM, inctuding a ri?e, pistol, or revolver, or AMMUNITION, pursuant to 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(9), andlor other provisions of federal or state law, and the criminal conviction may negatively affect my ability to serve in the Armed Forces of the United States as defined in ORS 348.282 or to be employed in law enforcement. i should consult an attorney if I have questions about these potential consequences. f. If I reside outside of Oregon and enter a plea of guilty or no contest to an offense, and I am convicted and given a sentence with a term of probation, a deferred sentence, or post prison supervision, I may be subject to the Interstate Compact on Adult Offender Supervision and cannot return to my State of residence until I have applied for, and been granted, permission to return as required by the Compact. 9. if a sentence of probation is imposed, I will be required to comply with the general conditions of probation, any special conditions imposed by the court, and the directives of the probation of?cer. h. if my sentence inciudes a period of supervised probation, and i am accused of violating the terms of the probation, I may have an opportunity to waive my rights to a hearing before a iudge by accepting the sanction offered by the probation of?cer. The severity of the sanction would depend upon the nature of my violation. I would know what the sanction would be before agreeing to it. Even if i agree to the sanction, the judge or prosecutor has the option to schedule a hearing on the alleged violation. I also understand i would have the right to a hearing before a judge to determine ifi had violated my probation and, if so, what sanction, if any, might be imposed. i. I have notice, pursuant to ORS 135.385, that if I am not a United States citizen, my piea of guilty or no contest will likely resuit in my removal from the USA, or denial of naturalization, andlor exclusion from future admission to the United States. I understand that removal and other immigration consequences are the subject of a separate proceeding and that no one, 23-04 {7113) PAGE 1 OF 3 PLEA PETITION DISTRIBUTION: ORIGINAL COURT COPIES DEFENSE ATTORNEY. DA, DEFENDANT including my attorney or the court, can predict to a certainty the effect of my conviction on my immigration status. I nevertheless affirm that iwant to plead guilty regardless of any immigration consequences that my plea may entail, even if the consequence is my automatic removal from the United States. i. This plea can affect probation or parole and any hearing I may have regarding probation or parole. if probation or parole Is gHrevoked i know that the remainder of the sentence of incarceration in each case could be imposed and executed and could be added to any sentence in this case. 16KB k3: i will be required to provide a blood or buccal sample if convicted of a felony or certain misdemeanors. 63 have reviewed the maximum and minimum penalties for each charge set forth In paragraph 5. I know these maximum and minimum sentences can be added to sentences' In these other casesplead Gully! N0 Contest to the following charge(s): 1"Note whether Grid Block designation is pursuant to OAR or stipulation Charge Grid or Max Jaithrison Min Max Min A {0 757? 6. I understand that might )will not be sentenced as a dangerous offender. which could increase each sentence to a maximum of 30 years. with a 15 year r.nIrnurn 7. I have been told that if my crime involved my use or threatened use of a ?rearm, I (can) (will) receive a mandatory minimum sentence without parole or work release for a period of 8. I declare that no government agents have made any threats or promis 9 meta make me enter this plea 0 her than the District Attorney?s recomme nation set forth in Pa . raph 9, exce-know that the sentence' is up to the Court to decide. The District Attorney may provide reports or at er information if S?6?+m requested by the Court. i understand that the District Attorney will make the following recommendation to the Court about my sentence or about other pending charges. This recommendation Is is not K) made pursuant to ORS 135 432 Mnmf'ks {DB?s-ax {Dev- 9L5 {2?737 09 2. ?mm?f?hg 10. This agreement does (\gtdoes not require the court to reinstate charges that are dismissed pursuant to the agreement if the court allows me to wi draw my plea of guilty or no contest under ORS 135.365. or if the judgment of conviction is reversed, vacated or set aside. If the agreement does require the court to reinstate dismissed charges, 1 waive the statute of limitations and any statutory or constitutional speedy trial or double jeopardy rights applicable to the dismissed charges. 11. ?iead Guilty becau(se, in Multnomah County, Oregon, i did the followi g: AVK v?+f )7 7,919] gagging; 7 gamgg? ides: Amtb 9! ?53; gay! I I plead No Contest because I understand that a jury or judge could ?nd me guilty of the charge(s), so I am choosing to accept the plea offer (defendant?s initials: 12. I am signing this plea petition and entering this plea voluntarily. intelligently. and knowingly. '7 ?(Ir )c?m e: at (Case Number) (Date) - (Defendant! sSignature) 23-04 (7H3) PAGE 2 OF 3 PLEA PETITION DISTRIBUTION: ORIGINAL COURT COPIES DEFENSE DA, DEFENDANT CERTIFICATE OF COUNSEL I am the lawyer for the defendant and I certify: 1. I have read and explained fully to the defendant the allegations contained in the accusatory instrumends). I believe the defendant understands the charges and all possible defenses to them. I have explained the alternatives and the trial stgtegies to the defendant. have explained to the defendant all of the sentencing consequences of entering this plea. 2. I F?ve explained to the defendant the maximum and minimum penalties that could be imposed for each charge and for all mgrges together and provided a copy of the general conditions of probation if a probation sentence is to be imposed. Fl 3. ve inquired into the immigration status of the defendant and if I have determined that the defendant is not a US. Citizen advised the defendant of possibte immigration consequences resulting from this plea pursuant to Padilla v. Kentucky, 1% 8.0L 1473 (2010). 4. Th? plea(s) offered by the defendant is (are) justi?ed by my understanding of the facts related to me. 5. T?the best of my knowiedge and belief, the declarations made by the defendant in the foregoing petition are true and a?urate. 6. T?the best of my knowledge, the defendant's decision to enter this plea is made voiuntarily, intelligently, and knowingly. that the Court accept the plea.- I have signed this certi?cate in the presence of the defendant and after full discussion of its contents with the defendant. [?ciL?Mrz'z (Case Number) '7 /977(9 (Date) I VJSighature) (Bar No.) 23-04 (W13) PAGE 3 OF 3 PLEA PETITION DISTRIBUTION: ORIGINAL - COURT COPIES DEFENSE ATTORNEY, DA. DEFENDANT