Supreme Court of Connecticut· 2/24/1987

State v. Gilnite

Citations

202 Conn. 369
521 A.2d 547
1987 Conn. LEXIS 766

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where record did not indicate that defendant conditioned plea on § 54-94a, defendant waived right to appeal under statute
‘‘[t]here is no requirement . . . that the defendant be advised of every possible consequence of such a plea’’
‘‘the Appellate Court has . . . discretion in addressing claims not raised by the parties’’
unconditional plea of nolo contendere waives ability to appeal trial court's denial of motion to dismiss
within discretion of Appellate Court to address, sua sponte, defendant’s waiver of right to appeal by pleading nolo contendere, even though neither party briefed nor argued that issue
“[t]he failure to inform a defendant as to all possible indirect and collateral consequences does not render a plea unintelligent or involuntary in a constitutional sense”

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Judges: Novack

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