Supreme Court of Kansas· 12/3/2004

Brown v. State

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101 P.3d 1201
278 Kan. 481
2004 Kan. LEXIS 733

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holding that when counsel is appointed by statute in a post-conviction setting, counsel must not be ineffective lest the appointment become little more than a useless formality
recognizing ineffective assistance of appointed counsel exception in 60-1507 proceeding by applying Ortiz exceptions
recognizing the statutory right to the effective assistance of counsel in a K.S.A. 60-1507 proceeding
allowing belated appeal of postconviction-relief ruling over two years after original ruling because attorney neither informed his client of the outcome of the postconviction-relief hearing nor told the client of any right to appeal
granting belated appeal from order denying post-conviction relief where appointed counsel failed to notify defendant of his appointment, of the date of the evidentiary hearing, of the denial of the motion, and of the right to appeal
granting belated appeal from order denying post-conviction relief where appointed counsel failed to notify defendant of his appointment, of the date of the ev-identiary hearing, of the denial of the motion, and of the right to appeal

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