Yes, did you. I can explain any portion of it you find confusing.
Read pages 15 and 16th:
IF THE COURT DOES NOT ACCEPT THE PLEA AGREEMENT THE DEFENDANT WILL BE ALLOW TO WITHDRAW THE PLEA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The scumbag "judge" was not going to allow him to withdraw the plea. Mr. Polanski had no choice but to get the fuck out of Dodge.
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You are woefully ignorant. That is NOT what the transcript says.
It SAYS that the judge is the one who determines what the defendant's sentence will be. Either probation OR time, and Polanski AGREED to that.
THEN -- after the report comes in -- the judge gets to determine whether or not it will abide by the plea. In other words, if the judge were to conclude that the plea TO THE LESSER COUNT was not consistent with justice, he could void the plea agreement. That's STANDARD. Of course, since it was an AGREEMENT, the judge could not unilaterally both void the agreement and compel the defendant to suffer the consequences (i.e., more time than was initially contemplated). Thus, as required by law,
if the judge were to say,
"I cannot abide by the terms of the plea agreement, and I intend to give you more time," THEN the defendant would be permitted to withdraw his guilty plea.
And it was only AFTER the judge READ that STANDARD part of California LAW to the defendant that he actually pleaded guilty.
So what? That's standard. HE'd get to go to trial instead. STILL no denial of due process.