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Hayes v. State

Citations

  • 751 P.2d 186
  • 106 N.M. 806

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  • holding that the filing requirements of SCRA 5-801 are jurisdictional so that motions must be filed within the time required
  • holding that defendant is entitled to rely on trial court’s assurance that motion to modify sentence would be heard
  • holding that the filing requirements of SCRA 5-801 are jurisdictional so that motions must be filed within the time required
  • declaring that ninety days is a reasonable time for a court to decide a motion for modification of sentence
  • stating that court must rule on motion to reduce sentence within a reasonable time and suggesting 90 days as a reasonable amount of time
  • holding that the time requirement for filing a motion to modify sentence under Rule 5-801 NMRA is jurisdictional, although the trial court had discretion to hear and decide a timely filed motion after the expiration of the time limit

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Judges: Sosa, Scarborough, Stowers, Walters, Ransom

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