U.S. v. Hare, No. 00-3002 (7th Cir.) (269 F.3d 859) (October 22, 2001) (Judge Frank H. Easterbrook)
It is hard to pinpoint precisely when appeal waiver provisions first came into vogue in plea agreements as a means of cutting off all appeals; but in the past few years they have certainly roared into common practice and have now become standard in most plea agreements. By our count, ...
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