Tubbs v. State (Per Curiam)
Annotate this CasePetitioner William Tubbs pled guilty to charges of theft by receiving and leaving the scene of a personal-injury accident and fleeing. Petitioner filed a pro se motion for belated appeal of three orders entered in the circuit court and, additionally, filed two motions to amend the motion. The Supreme Court remanded for findings on attorney error after the first motion to amend. The circuit court found there was no attorney error. In his latest amended motion, Petitioner claimed that he did not receive notice of the entry of orders setting the amount of restitution. The Supreme Court denied the motions, finding that because there was no attorney error or other good cause for the failure to file a timely notice of appeal established in Petitioner's motions, the Court did not need to consider further his request to proceed with an appeal of the orders.
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