A defendant may withdraw his guilty plea where he did not understand that he was waiving his right to appeal evidentiary issues by pleading guilty, the Court of Appeals in Minnesota has determined.

2012AP881-CR State v. Broomfield

2012AP1341-CR State v. Garrett

2011AP689-CR State v. Conyers

12-1683 U.S. v. Henry

2009AP2174-CR State v. Burkhardt

2012AP128-CR, 2012AP129-CR State v. Guttu

2012AP174-CR State v. Depaoli

2012AP176-CR State v. Paulson

2011AP2391-CR State v. Hill

11-1821 & 11-2515 U.S. v. Hardimon

2010AP2947-CR State v. Johnson

2011AP2873-CR State v. Lichty

2011AP2432-CR State v. Shallcross

2012AP201-CR State v. Lee

2012AP1020 In the interest of Darold M.

2011AP1379-CR State v. Williams

2011AP2650-CR State v. Johnson

2012AP518-CR State v. Harris

2011AP2341-CR State v. Vang

2011AP1726-CR State v. Miller

2011AP2256-CR, 2011AP2257-CR State v. Wilson

2011AP1948-CR State v. Zimmerman

2011AP2412-CR State v. Brown

2011AP2155-CR, 2011AP2156-CR State v. Wegner

2010AP1702 State v. Negrete

2010AP1599-CR State v. Cain

2011AP2527-CR State v. Brown

2011AP878-CR State v. Gilmour

2011AP1323-CR State v. Newman