Can a defendant bring a notice of appeal to the Court of Appeal claiming that he failed to raise his constitutional claims in the trial court?

The defendant makes no attempt to argue that his raising of constitutional claims in the trial court was timely. Instead, he argues that his claims are cognizable on appeal for various other reasons. Indeed, the constitutional claims are not timely. Neither were they validly raised at all in the trial court. The trial court had no jurisdiction to consider the constitutional claims because the notice of appeal had been filed. (People v. Wagner (2009) 45 Cal.4th 1039, 1061.)