A suspect chose to plea bargain he decided he wanted to appeal his

[tl]

case.Which of the following can he appeal? A. What would have happened at the trial
B. How he is treated in prison
C. Almost nothing, if in his plea bargain he signed away his right to appeal

D. The prejudice against him of the officer who investigated the case

[DANBOSPD]

He can appeal only trial procedure - (A)is grounds for an appeal - usually there is a time limit on appeals in court matters - however - he can not appeal what would have happened - if it is unknown.

He can file for an appeal any process the court had during any proceedings. He can also appeal based on counsel - like incompetence.

He may have had several hearings prior to the plea bargan - such as a motion to quash the arrest or a PC hearing.

[old fuzz]

"C" is the most correct answer. "A" is not right since you can not appeal a "what might have happened". "B" is not right either, that would be a separate issue, having nothing to do with the plea bargain. "D" is not right, again that is a separate issue, having nothing to do with the plea bargain.

[steven c]

Not when you plea bargain you waive the right to trial.

[andrew h]

You can only appeal on things brought in the court/trial, but once you plea bargain there isn't really anything that you could do, so it would be Letter: C