State v. Bolding

How courts have described this case

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• concluding A.R.S. § 13-4033(C) can only be applied constitutionally if a defendant is informed of the consequences of delaying sentencing
• explaining that Section 13-4033(A) codifies the state constitutional right of a criminal defendant to appeal and specifies what orders are appealable
• waiver of right to appeal pursuant to § 13-4033(C) requires the defendant “has been informed he could forfeit the right to appeal” by absconding
• When a defendant has voluntarily delayed sentencing by more than 90 days, this court is without jurisdiction to decide conviction issues raised on the direct appeal.
• “A judgment of conviction is final only when a verdict has been rendered, whether by jury or the trial court after a bench trial, and sentence has been ‘orally pronounced in open court and entered on the clerk’s minutes.’”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).