how do you make an "appeal" on an agreement you made as a plea agreement before trial with judge?

if you signed a plea agreement with DA and judge, can you go put a bet on on this after a few days if you change your mind? if a case of a simple domestic assault where they WERE offering that you can own contact with the victim on one condition if you go and see a mental vigour doctore, how likely is it that you can get them to go hindmost on this if they other option which you agreed told you that you CANNOT have any contact and you already signed it and judge ordered no contact for 1 year. please explain how this can be changed, if you changed your mind and want the agreement where on earth you can have contact if you agree to see a doctor. please explain. btw, which jurisdiction are you? thanks for your answers! i am not sure if it is called a "plea" or not, what it be called was a "deal" offered by the DA to admit guilt within exchange for an agreement before trial. also, how long after the agreement can you change your mind? please explain.
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You can't appeal. The whole root behind a "plea agreement" is to save the government the cost and time of a trial. By signing the plea agreement, you "agree" to sign away your right to appeal. I believe you will find this to be true surrounded by all jurisdictions, including the U S Military, UCMJ.

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Every state has appeal procedures and procedures for a motion to annul a plea but I can't tell if this has any application to you because I don't know if you entered a plea, or if those are the conditions for dismissal or anything else almost your case.

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