Brattain v. State

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• concluding that the trial court’s appointment of appellate counsel following defendant’s plea did not invalidate the appellate waiver provision in his plea agreement
• holding that defendant waived right to appeal sentence, even though trial court appointed appellate counsel, where plea agreement provided “Defendant further waives the right (under Indiana Appellate Rule 7 and I.C. 35-38-1-15 or otherwise
• determining that Brattain’s plea agreement included a valid waiver of his right to appeal his sentence
• nothing that the defendant waived his right to appeal his sentence where the plea agreement provided in part that the defendant waived the right under Ind. Appellate Rule 7 to review of the sentence imposed
• noting that the defendant waived his right to appeal his sentence where the plea agreement provided in part that the defendant waived the right under Ind. Appellate Rule 7 to review of the sentence imposed
• rejecting claim that waiver in plea agreement must be accompanied by trial-court advisement, citing Creech

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