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Carr v. State

Citations

  • 554 A.2d 778
  • 1989 Del. LEXIS 83

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a notice of appeal must be timely filed to invoke the Court’s appellate jurisdiction
  • providing that an appeal filed by a self- represented inmate who is confined in a correctional institution is timely filed if (1
  • dismissing untimely appeal after concluding that delay in prison mail system cannot enlarge jurisdictional appeal period
  • declining to adopt the federal “mailbox rule” and dismissing a prisoner’s pro se appeal, filed one day late, as untimely
  • dismissing a prisoner’s pro se appeal, filed one day late, as untimely
  • dismissing a prisoner’s pro se appeal, filed one day late, as untimely

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Judges: Christie, Holland, Horsey

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