Anthony Perry v. Gina Raimondo

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• holding that government can “waive waiver” if it fails to assert the preclusive effect of waiver before the appellate court
• recognizing “tension” in this circuit’s precedent, but declining to overrule the jurisdictional approach from Combs
• noting that a party waives an issue by making an “intentional (and often strategic) choice” to remove it from controversy
• holding defendant’s unconditional “open” plea to drug charges was not a conditional plea under Rule 11(a)(2), so defendant was barred from appealing district court’s rulings on defendant’s pre-plea suppression motions
• noting trial court's lack of obligation to inform defendant of plea's effect on appellate rights
• noting trial court’s lack of obligation to inform defendant of plea’s effect on appellate rights

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