Robert Coonradt v. State of Iowa

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• interpreting Mass. R. A. P. 4 [b], as amended, 378 Mass. 928 [1979], and concluding that date of entry is date judgment or order is actually entered on docket
• denial of motion for new trial reversed where motion judge did not conduct adequate colloquy before allowing defendant to proceed pro se
• “The judge’s signing of the required certification, while not conclusive, provides some evidence that the defendant’s waiver is knowing and intelligent”
• time in which to notice appeal \runs not from ... the time the parties receive notice\ of judgment or order but \from the date of entry\ [quotation omitted]
• “Judicial compliance with rule 3:10 is mandatory”

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