Defendant alleges in support of his application that he was not represented by counsel nor advised of his right thereto; that his plea of guilty was the result of coercion by the District Attorney; that such plea was also induced by an agreement by the District Attorney that sentence would be suspended and defendant returned to Connecticut as a parole violator; but that, instead, defendant was sentenced to imprisonment and committed to Clinton Prison. The present application...
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