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: The Indiana Law BlogInd. Decisions - Supreme Court holds that a defendant may waive the right to appellate review of his sentence as part of a written plea agreement
Full post as published by The Indiana Law Blog on May 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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SC Supreme Court holds that a defendant may waive, in a plea agreement, right to PCR
Plea Agreement Waiver of Right to File Any Appeal Bars Appeal of Restitution Order
Al-Arian: Promise not to Subpoena Must be Explicit in Plea Agreement
Gov't Cannot Unilaterally Conclude Plea Agreement Breached to Justify Arguing for Higher Sentence
Rejection of Plea Agreement OK Despite Court's Receipt of Undisclosed Victim Impact Evidence








