Armon Randall v. State of Mississippi

MAXWELL, J.,

for the Court:

¶ 1. Almost ten years after pleading guilty to capital murder, Armón Randall seeks to vacate his guilty plea and sentence of life without parole. The gist of his motion for post-conviction relief (PCR) is that the predicate robbery, which elevated his charge to capital murder, was insufficiently pled in his indictment. After review, we find his challenge fails for both procedural and substantive reasons.

¶ 2. Procedurally, his motion is both untimely and subsequent to an earlier PCR motion. And substantively, the indictment sufficiently identified robbery as the…