Uncertain Appeal, Pardon, Motion, Writ

I am confused how you expect to attempt to travel back to the time of your plea bargain and not make it.

 

Sorry, Louie, you made some aggregious mistakes.
Read your documents you were given and signed relative to your plea.
Once the judge admonishes you about pleasing guilty, you allocute before the court as to what you admit doung, the judge accepts your plea; it's over!
Those pleas are ROCK solid.
Even the SCOTUS can't undo those crappy deals.
Your ONLY chance, and its about a 1% chance is to seek a full pardon.
Its a very heavy burden you're gonna carry for the rest of your life, boss, a murder related conviction is horrible.


In CA you are allowed to enter a motion to withdraw your guilty plea under CA Penal Code 1018.

It's called unusual circumstances motion.
I think you (or a good lawyer) could make the argument that at age 16, you weren't fully able to comprehend the gravity if such a plea, as it relates to a murder related felony.

If I recall correctly, such a motion is time limited. If it is, it's too late to make the PC 1018 motion. But, there's always a motion for the great writ, a habeas corpus petition.

You should visit four or five god criminal defense or criminal appeals attorneys in your county. You can normally meet for 20-30 minutes initially at no cost. Do that, ask some good questions, you'll have a better idea what you could do to try and fix those pleas. I wish you well.


http://www.shouselaw.com/motions-withdraw-plea.html