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· 2/13/1992

Matter of Personal Restraint of Vega

Citations

  • 823 P.2d 1111
  • 118 Wash. 2d 449
  • 1992 Wash. LEXIS 42

How courts have described this case

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  • time limit did not apply where no attempt was made to notify petitioner serving federal prison sentence
  • when notice is required by statute, failure to comply creates an exemption to the time restriction, and a petition for collateral review must be treated as timely
  • time limit did not apply where no attempt was made to notify petitioner serving federal prison sentence
  • when notice is required by statute, failure to comply creates an exemption to the time restriction, and a petition for collateral review must be treated as timely
  • we held that where the State made no attempt to give petitioner notice of the amended one-year limitation on filing a personal restraint petition, as required by statute, petitioner was not bound by the one-year limitation
  • we held that where the State made no attempt to give petitioner notice of the amended one-year limitation on filing a personal restraint petition, as required by statute, petitioner was not bound by the one-year limitation

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Judges: Per Curiam

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