Terry L. Baker v. State of Tennessee

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a post-conviction petition filed within one year of resentencing following the violation of a community corrections sentence was timely because “the resentencing hearing was the final action from which there was no appeal”
• holding that a post-conviction petition filed within one year of resentencing following the violation of a community corrections sentence was timely because “the resentencing hearing was the final action from which there was no appeal”
• holding that a post-conviction petition filed within one year of resentencing following the violation of a community corrections sentence was timely because “the resentencing hearing was the final action from which there was no appeal”
• holding the statute of limitations begins to run thirty days after the resentencing
• stating that because the petitioner was sentenced originally as a Range I offender for which “there is a maximum of twelve years that may be imposed on any Range I offender convicted of a class B felony, any sentence over twelve years would be illegal”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).