State v. Kamalski

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• noting that only judgments by courts lacking jurisdiction may be collaterally attacked
• stating “[c]ollateral attack is allowed only where the judgment is void, a void judgment being a judgment rendered without jurisdiction. If a judgment is merely voidable because of some other type of defect its validity may not be impeached in a collateral proceeding.”

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