Jackson v. United States

ROGERS, Chief Judge:

Appellant Douglas H. Jackson pro se filed an appeal on April 20, 1992, from the judgment of conviction entered on February 7, 1992, revoking his probation and sentencing him to four to twelve years imprisonment. He was originally required to note an appeal from the judgment revoking his probation by March 9, 1992. D.C.App.R. 4(b). Later, however, the trial judge extended the time for appeal nunc pro tunc by thirty days, until April 13, 1992 (allowing for notice by mailing) pursuant to D.C.App.R. 4(b)(3). Nevertheless, appellant failed to note an appeal until April 20,…