United States v. Juan Gerardo Hernandez, Also Known as Chapin

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• recognizing that a conviction becomes final ninety days after the Eighth Circuit’s ruling on direct appeal
• explaining that movant’s conviction became final “ninety days after this court issued its ruling on his direct appeal”
• explaining that movant’s conviction became final “ninety days after this court issued its ruling on his direct appeal”
• explaining that movant’s conviction became final “ninety days after this court issued its ruling on his direct appeal”
• noting that a criminal defendant’s conviction did not become “final” for the purposes of a section 2255 petition until ninety days after the Eighth Circuit issued its ruling on direct appeal
• concluding relation back was not proper where “[t]he facts alleged in the original claim were not such that would put the opposition on notice” of the issue raised in the amended claim

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