Supreme Court of Iowa· 12/24/1997

Schrier v. State

Citations

573 N.W.2d 242
1997 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 361
1997 WL 800406

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holding that an applicant’s failure to file a PCR within three years deprives the court of authority to hear a case, but that a lack of authority can be waived by the State
holding that an applicant’s failure to file a PCR within three years deprives the court of authority to hear a case, but that a lack of authority can be waived by the State
stating that a court may lack authority to hear a particular case where a party fails to follow the statutory procedures for invoking the court’s authority
stating that “[t]he Iowa district court is a court of general jurisdiction”
stating the court cannot hear a particular appeal “where a party fails to follow the statutory procedures for invoking the court’s authority”
noting a failure to file a postconviction-relief action within the time prescribed by statute did not deprive the court of subject matter jurisdiction, instead implicating the court’s authority to hear the particular case which was waivable

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Judges: Harris, Neuman, Snell, Andreasen, Ternus

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