Lesley Nsa v. SPCP Augusta Owner, LLC

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• holding that a defendant may knowingly and voluntarily waive many of the most fundamental protections afforded by the Constitution as well as non- constitutional rights
• holding that a valid trial waiver extin- guishes the error
• stating that military courts had failed to “consistently distinguish between the terms ‘waiver’ and ‘forfeiture.’”
• noting that when “an appellant intentionally waives a known right at trial, it is extinguished and may not be raised on appeal” (citations omitted)
• stating that when an appellant “intentionally waives a known right at trial, it is extinguished and may not be raised on appeal.”
• stating that when an appellant “intentionally waives a known right at trial, it is extinguished and may not be raised on appeal”

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