Clay v. State

OPINION

BAKER, Chief Judge.

Appellant-defendant Darvous Clay appeals his thirty-two-year sentence for Burglary, 1 a class A felony. Specifically, Clay argues that (1) the provision of his plea agreement waiving his right to directly appeal his sentence is unenforceable, and (2) his sentence is inappropriate. We find the provision of the plea agreement in which Clay waived his right to directly appeal his sentence to be unenforceable because of the lack of evidence showing that Clay understood that he was waiving that right when he entered into the plea agreement. However, we do not find Clay’s…