COGENT HEALTHCARE OF JACKSONVILLE, LLC AND RABEEH EL-RAFADI, M. D. v. ROBERT J. CROHAN, JR.

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• holding that the statement “you have the right to appeal” rendered the 3 waiver unenforceable (emphasis added)
• holding that a plea agreement that waived the defendant's right to appeal was unenforceable after the district court told the defendant that he had a right to appeal his sentence
• holding that an appeal waiver was not valid because the judge repeatedly told the defendant that he had the right to appeal his sentence after the defendant had signed the appeal waiver
• holding that an appeal waiver was not valid because the judge repeatedly told the defendant that he had the right to appeal his sentence after the defendant had signed the appeal waiver
• finding that although one count met the criteria in § 4A1.1 and one did not, both were part of a single “instant offense” under the Guideline
• stating that the court’s unequivocal statement at sentencing reinstated the right to appeal

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