United States of America v. Gary Jordan

Kansas City, Kansas criminal defense lawyer represented the Defendant charged with bank robbery and other crimes.



Defendant Gary Jordan pled guilty to bank robbery and other crimes. The district court gave him thirty years in prison. Defendant later discovered prosecutors recorded his attorney/client meetings some time before he entered a guilty plea. He moved to vacate his guilty plea, arguing that the prosecutors' actions made it unconstitutionally unknowing and involuntary. The district court denied the motion and ruled he could only challenge his guilty plea through an ineffective assistance of counsel claim.

Affirmed.