· 7/1/2002
Theodore Cook v. Jimmy Stegall, Warden
Citations
- 295 F.3d 517
- 2002 U.S. App. LEXIS 13019
- 2002 WL 1400527
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- holding that an application is deemed filed when handed to prison authorities for mailing to the federal court
- concluding that equitable tolling was not was actually innocent of the charges for which he was appropriate where the petitioner filed his habeas petition one convicted.” Id. at . month late
- holding federal habeas corpus petition is deemed filed when handed to prison authorities for mailing
- stating that, “[u]nder the mailbox rule, a habeas petition is deemed filed when the prisoner gives the petition to prison officials for filing in the federal courts.”
- holding federal habeas application is deemed filed when handed to prison authorities for mailing
- holding federal habeas application is deemed filed when handed to prison authorities for mailing
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Judges: Keith, Daughtrey, Marbley
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