Taylor v. McKune

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• holding the date an inmate places his or her petition in the prison mail constitutes the date of filing within the meaning of 60-1501[b]
• adopting Houston for purposes of inmate filings for state habeas pursuant to Kansas Statutes Annotated § 60-1501
• “We have noted Taylor’s petition was initially filed with no verification .... [Njone of the deficiencies or omissions deprive the district court of jurisdiction.”
• petition's omissions—no verification, no list of prior civil actions, no filing fee, and no poverty affidavit—were corrected after district court issued order of noncompliance
• applying the federal prison mailbox rule to K.S.A. 60-1501 petitions

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