United States v. Robert Michael Rutan

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• stating that a waiver of appeal does not preclude appeal of a sentence imposed not in accordance with the plea agreement
• \Review of the transcript of the [Rule 11] hearing ... shows that [the defendant] fully understood the consequences of the waiver.\
• defendant’s assertion that he cannot waive an unknown right “baseless”
• defendant who pleads guilty and expressly waives statutory right to raise objections to sentence may not appeal sentence that was part of plea agreement, so long as waiver results from knowing and voluntary decision to forego right to appeal
• defendant who pleads guilty and expressly waives statutory right to raise objections to sentence may not appeal sentence that was part of plea agreement, so long as waiver results from knowing and voluntary decision to forego right to appeal
• defendant who pleads guilty and expressly waives statutory right to raise objections to sentence may not appeal sentence that was part of plea agreement, so long as waiver results from knowing and voluntary decision to forego right to appeal

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