Roscoemanuel James Daniels v. United States

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• explaining that a pro se prisoner’s filing is generally deemed filed on the date that he (or she) delivered it to prison authorities for mailing
• stating that absent contrary evidence, we will as- sume that a prisoner’s filing was delivered to prison authorities on the date that he signed it
• stating that a “pro se prisoner’s court filing is deemed filed on the date it is delivered to prison authorities for mailing”
• providing that, absent contrary evidence, we assume a prisoner’s filing was deliv- ered to prison authorities on the day that he signed it
• explaining that, under the prison mailbox rule, “a pro se prisoner’s court filing is deemed filed on the date it is delivered to prison authorities for mailing” (quotations omitted)
• finding that a district court did not err in dismissing motion to vacate as untimely where movant failed to declare that first-class postage had been prepaid as required by Rule 3(d

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