Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama· 3/11/2005

Loggins v. State

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910 So. 2d 146
2005 WL 563988

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recognizing that postjudgment motions are permissible in Rule 32 proceedings but holding that a circuit court retains jurisdiction to modify a judgment in Rule 32 proceedings for only 30 days after the judgment is entered
recognizing that postjudgment motions are permissible in Rule 32 proceedings but holding that a circuit court retains jurisdiction to modify a judgment in Rule 32 proceedings for only 30 days after the judgment is entered
recognizing that a motion to reconsider is a valid postjudgment motion in the Rule 32 context but that a circuit court retains jurisdiction to modify a judgment in Rule 32 proceedings for only 30 days after the judgment is entered
recognizing a motion to reconsider as a valid postjudgment motion in the Rule 32 context
\It is well settled that a circuit court generally retains jurisdiction to modify a judgment for ... 30 days after the judgment is entered.\
\It is well settled that a circuit court generally retains jurisdiction to modify a judgment for ... 30 days after the judgment is entered.\

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