Our resident lawyer did not know the details of appeal rights waiver. That was the ONLY "out" he was referring to. He has not balked at that since it was shown he lost his appeal rights with his detailed guilty plea.
"While a defendant’s guilty plea does not automatically waive the right to an appeal,
many plea agreements require that a defendant affirmatively waive the right to appeal."
And this was spelled out
specifically in the plea agreement and numerous waivers of rights.
https://federal-lawyer.com/consequence-guilty-plea/
Since I proved Clinesmith DID lose his rights to appeal his guilty plea, along with all other rights/ways to back out, he was convicted the day all signed off those waived rights.
"he is not convicted until he is sentenced"
Sentencing is no way even close to conviction. Can you sentence a person first, before they're convicted? No way in hell.
You're not only so wrong, you're resorting to outright lies and desperation.
Every court document I've put up shows he was convicted in Aug 2020, and then went onto to sentencing hearings/haggling months after. He also waived his rights to a speedy sentencing, which was also part of his guilty plea/conviction.
Look it up, again.
I've shown MANY court documents to prove he was convicted right after his guilty plea was signed off by all. You try to twist the imposition of judgement doc as his "conviction", which it was far from. That was basically confirming/finalizing the
sentence he had to serve. He was convicted long before that final clerk doc.
Chicken fcking is all you get. You may take over as king of team YGN.
