United States v. Sammy Lee Ward, Edward B. Prows, A/K/A Teddy

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• noting that we customarily treat a late notice of appeal, filed within the 30 days during which an extension is permissible, as a motion for extension of time under Rule 4(b)(4) and remand to the district court
• noting that we customarily treat a late notice of appeal, filed within the 30 days during which an extension is permissible, as a motion for extension of time under Rule 4(b)(4) and remand to the district court
• noting that we customarily treat a late notice of appeal, filed within the 30 days during which an extension is permissible, as a motion for extension of time under Rule 4(b)(4) and remand to the district court
• construing a late notice of appeal, filed within the 30 days during which an extension is permissible, as a motion for extension of time
• stating in criminal cases, we treat a late notice of appeal, filed within 30 days during which an extension is permissible, as a motion for ex- tension of time that should be decided by the district court
• pro se petitioner’s letter expressing an intent to appeal and requesting appointment of an attorney satisfies Fed. R. App. P. 3(c)

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