Indiana Supreme Court· 10/16/1997

Greer v. State

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685 N.E.2d 700
1997 Ind. LEXIS 161
1997 WL 661155

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holding that belated appeal of denial of credit time following probation revocation is outside purview of rule
holding that Post-Conviction Rule 2(1) did not permit belated consideration of appeals from post-judgment petitions
holding that Post-Conviction Rule 2 was a vehicle for belated direct appeals alone and “provides a method for seeking permission for belated consideration of appeals addressing conviction, but does not permit belated consideration of appeals of other post-judgment petitions”
holding that Post- Conviction Rule 2 was a vehicle for belated direct appeals alone and “provides a method for seeking permission for belated consideration of appeals addressing conviction, but does not permit belated consideration of appeals of other post-judgment petitions”
\Due process does not mandate that probation revocation be treated the same as direct appeals; nor does it require that appeals be available on a belated basis.\
“Due process does not mandate that probation revocation be treated the same as direct appeals; nor does it require that appeals be available on a belated basis.”

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Judges: Sullivan, Shepard, Dickson, Selby, Boehm

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