State v. Hinners

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• holding a defendant may waive the statutory right of appeal so long as the waiver is “voluntary, knowing, and intelligent”
• holding district court did not err in overruling motion to dismiss on the single ground that defendant signed a written waiver of his speedy trial right
• holding the district court did not err in overruling motion to dismiss on the single ground that defendant signed a written waiver of his speedy-trial right
• noting that although the right to appeal “is statutory and not constitutional!,] ... once the right to appeal has been established, ‘these avenues must be kept free of unreasoned distinctions that can only impede open and equal access to the courts’ ” (citation omitted)
• stating court will “not infer a waiver from a silent record”
• “we hold that a defendant may expressly waive the right to appeal in a plea bargain agreement” (emphasis added)

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