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Collier v. State

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  • 307 Ga. 363

How courts have described this case

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  • observing that a “few years after Rodriquez, the ‘out-of-time appeal’ remedy began to appear in Georgia’s habeas corpus jurisprudence”
  • “Notwithstanding [Neal], this Court began reviewing trial court rulings on out-of-time appeal 15 motions without any discussion of the propriety of the out-of-time appeal process in the trial court.”
  • “[E]liminating post-conviction delay before appeal is an important interest in our criminal justice system.”
  • “[W]e hold that the State may raise the defense of ‘prejudicial delay’ to out-of-time appeal motions filed in the trial court.”
  • “A request for an out-of-time appeal based on a deprivation of constitutional rights clearly may be brought in a petition for a writ of habeas corpus.”
  • “[T]he trial court may consider the time periods, factors, and other criteria set out in the most analogous limitation and laches provisions—those found in the Habeas Corpus Act[.]”

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