McCray v. Dept. of Corrections

Martin Luther McCray petitions for ha-beas corpus relief, contending that his judgment of conviction is void and illegal, that his sentence expired eight years ago pursuant to the oral pronouncement, and that his detention is a grave manifest injustice.1 This Court denied McCray’s emergency petition on the merits, after which he filed numerous other filings where he again challenged his conviction and sentence. We conclude that McCray’s petition and subsequent filings are improper, frivolous, and a waste of judicial resources, such that he is enjoined from filing further pro sé filings that…