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People v. Hampton

Citations

  • 528 P.2d 1311
  • 187 Colo. 131
  • 1974 Colo. LEXIS 658

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  • “Post-conviction proceedings are provided as a method of preventing injustices from occurring after a defendant has been convicted and sentenced, but not for the purpose of providing a perpetual right of review.”
  • Crim. P. 35 proceedings are intended to prevent injustices after conviction and sentencing, not to provide perpetual review
  • case remanded for hearing on whether defendant established present need for postconviction relief

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Judges: Erickson

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