Board of Commissioners v. Seybold

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• providing that the sixty-day time period with respect to new decisional law begins to run upon the date of the underlying judicial decision
• explaining 60-day period runs from date of filing of underlying judicial decision
• explaining 60-day period runs from date of filing of underlying judicial decision
• “[T]he sixty-day period [for § 9545(b)(2)] begins to run upon the date of the underlying judicial decision[.]”
• subsequent decisional law does not constitute new “fact” per § 9545(b)(1)(ii)

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