Greenwell v. COURT OF APP. THIRTEENTH JUD. DIST.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that because a habeas is a separate criminal proceeding, “the denial of [habeas] relief marks the end of the trial stage of that criminal action and the commencement of the timetable for appeal”
• explaining that habeas proceeding is separate criminal action from criminal prosecution
• explaining purpose of certification requirements is to resolve cases that have no right of appeal quickly without expense of appointing appellate counsel, preparing reporter’s record or preparing appellate brief
• explaining purpose of certification requirements is to resolve cases that have no right of appeal quickly without expense of appointing appellate counsel, preparing reporter’s record or preparing appellate brief
• explaining purpose of certification requirements is to resolve cases that have no right of appeal quickly without expense of appointing appellate counsel, preparing reporter’s record or preparing appellate brief
• explaining purpose of certification requirements is to resolve cases that have no right of appeal quickly without expense of appointing appellate counsel, preparing reporter’s record or preparing appellate brief

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).