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Jordan v. State

Citations

  • 549 So. 2d 805
  • 1989 WL 117133

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that lack of access to a law library does not show good cause for failure to timely file a notice of appeal
  • holding that access to a prison law library is not “necessary to prepare and transmit a simple notice of appeal” and lack of that access did not demonstrate “a right to [a] belated appeal”
  • holding that access to a prison law library is not “necessary to prepare and transmit a simple notice of appeal” and lack of that access did not demonstrate “a right to [a] belated appeal”
  • finding that appellant failed to demonstrate right to belated appeal, as “[w]e do not believe that access to a law library is necessary to prepare and transmit a simple notice of appeal”
  • “We do not believe that access to a law library is necessary to prepare and transmit a simple notice of appeal.”
  • “We do not believe that access to a law library is necessary to prepare and transmit a simple notice of appeal.”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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