According to the Collateral Consequences Exception

question 51

Multiple Choice

According to the collateral consequences exception:

• A) if a defendant has plead guilty, he or she cannot appeal their case.
• B) offenders who have completed serving their sentence cannot appeal.
• C) if a defendant might suffer legal consequences from a criminal conviction, then their case is not moot even if they have served their sentence.
• D) if defendants don't raise their objections at trial, they give up their right to appeal.

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