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Munson v. State

Citations

  • 917 P.2d 796
  • 128 Idaho 639
  • 1996 Ida. LEXIS 65

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  • holding that under the mailbox rule pro se inmate’s documents are considered filed when they are delivered to prison authorities for the purpose of mailing to the court clerk
  • holding that, under the mailbox rule, pro se inmates’ documents are considered filed when they are delivered to prison authorities for the purpose of mailing to the court clerk
  • holding that, under the mailbox rule, pro se inmates’ documents are considered filed when they are delivered to prison authorities for the purpose of mailing to the court clerk
  • holding that under the mailbox rule pro se inmate’s documents are considered filed when they are delivered to prison authorities for the purpose of mailing to the court clerk
  • holding petition delivered to prison authorities for mailing prior to filing deadline is timely, even if petition is not received by court clerk until after the deadline
  • “We hold that the mailbox rule applies for purposes of pro se inmates filing petitions for post-conviction relief.”

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Judges: McDevitt, Johnson, Trout, Silak, Schroeder

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