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Moore v. State

Citations

  • 328 S.W.3d 700
  • 2010 Mo. LEXIS 210
  • 2010 WL 5123814

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  • holding that appellate counsel has no duty to represent a movant in post-conviction proceedings, notify the movant of his post- conviction rights or inform the movant when mandate has issued
  • holding movant’s claim that appellate counsel failed to advise of mandate did not excuse untimely filing of post-conviction motion
  • noting that “abandonment traditionally excuses a late filing in two situations: (1) when post-conviction counsel fails to file an amended motion and the record shows the movant was deprived of meaningful review of the claims; or (2
  • failure to file timely original motion is complete waiver of right to seek relief
  • failure to file timely original motion is complete waiver of right to seek relief
  • discussing the second and third judicially-created exceptions) (internal quotation omitted

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Judges: Mary R. Russell

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