Gutale v. State
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtNelson, J.
**504A petition for post-conviction relief "must be filed within two years" of the conviction becoming final, unless the petition falls within the escape clause. ORS 138.510(3). A petition falls within the escape clause if the "grounds for relief asserted *** could not reasonably have been raised" within the limitation period. Id. This case concerns the meaning of the escape clause.
Here, petitioner alleged in a petition for post-conviction relief that his trial counsel had failed to inform him of the immigration consequences of his guilty plea to a class A misdemeanor and, through that…
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