Tucker v. State
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Per curiam
Robert Earl Tucker has filed a motion for rule on the Clerk contending it was error for the Clerk to refuse to docket his appeal from a burglary conviction. The Clerk properly declined the appeal because Tucker’s notice of appeal was untimely. If we were simply to deny the motion, Tucker’s counsel could then seek a belated appeal. Rather than require that additional procedure, we choose to treat the motion now before us as one for belated appeal and to grant it.
Tucker was convicted of burglary and sentenced as an habitual offender on July 21, 1992. He filed his notice of appeal July 23,1992.…
2Cases cited3 opinions
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