Easter v. State

In a per curiam dated February 8,1988, this court outlined the pertinent facts of what occurred in this case after Douglas Easter was found guilty of aggravated robbery and sentenced to twenty years imprisonment. Easter perfected no appeal, but later filed a motion with this court to allow him a belated appeal because his retained attorney, Charles L. Honey, had failed to perfect an appeal even though Easter had requested Honey to do so. In response to Easter’s motion, Honey filed his response and affidavit stating he had advised both Easter and his family of his right to appeal. In our per…