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Can You Appeal After a Guilty Plea in NorthJudge in a North Carolina courtroom considering whether a guilty plea can be appealed, reflecting legal debates in North Carolina v. Branham about plea rights and certiorari. Carolina?

Quick Take: North Carolina v. Branham shows that guilty pleas in North Carolina do not automatically preserve appellate rights, but certiorari may sometimes fill the gap.

  • The Court of Appeals held no statutory right existed to appeal a denied immunity motion after a guilty plea.

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