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2d Cir. R. 42.2

Dismissal of Criminal Appeal

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A stipulation or motion to voluntarily dismiss a counseled defendant's criminal appeal must be

accompanied by the defendant's signed statement that (a) counsel has explained the effect of

voluntary dismissal of the appeal, (b) the defendant understands counsel's explanation, and (c)

the defendant desires to withdraw and voluntarily dismiss the appeal.

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2026-09-18
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2026-09-18
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