Is the petitioner's conviction appeal waiver valid absent any indication in the plea colloquy that he understood and voluntarily agreed to the waiver?

QUESTION PRESENTED Rule 11(b)(1)(N) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure requires that a district court conducting a plea colloquy inquire into the defendant’s knowing and voluntary waiver, or limited waiver, of the right to appeal from the sentencing decision of the district court. In Class v. United States, 138 8. Ct. 798 (2018), the Court held that where the guilty plea itself does not operate as a waiver of appeal from the unconstitutionality of the conviction, the defendant maintains the right of appeal in the absence of an express agreement waiving that right. Rule 11 has not been amended to require that the district court address conviction appeal waivers. In petitioner’s case, the district court confirmed with petitioner his sentence appeal waiver, but did not address the conviction appeal waiver and made no finding regarding that waiver. The question presented is: Is the petitioner’s conviction appeal waiver valid absent any indication in the plea colloquy that he understood and voluntarily agreed to the waiver? i INTERESTED PARTIES The caption contains the names of all of the parties interested in the proceedings.