Patton, Adrian Deshawn ( 2015 )


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  •             APPELLATE COURT CAUSE NO. 14-14-00101-CR and 14-14-00102-CR
    NO.   PD-0682&0683-15
    PD
    ADRIAN DESHAWN PATTON,              §               IN   THE
    Petitioner;                 §
    §                            COURT OF CR!m«AUPPRfQ
    V.                                  §    COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS                * '
    §
    THE STATE OF TEXAS                  §           AUSTIN, TEXAS         JUL 10 2015
    Respondent.                 §
    AbelAcosta, Clerf-
    MOTION FOR LEAVE TO FILE OUT OF TIME
    PETITION FOR DISCRETIONARY REVIEW
    COMES NOW, ADRIAN DESHAWN PATTON, Petitioner, pro se, Lb.. pn ..
    the above styled and numbered Cause, and would show tn'PMBJiQFtCRIMlNALAPPEALS
    the following:                                                      JUL 10 20»D
    I.
    Abel Acosta, Clerk
    The Fourteenth Court of Appeals Affirmed Petitioner's conviction
    on February 15, 2015, setting the deadline for filing a Petition
    for Discretionary Review for March 17, 2015.
    II.
    Appellate counsel, Dan P. Bradley, failed to timely inform
    Petitioner of the appellate court decision. However, counsel
    did notify Petitioner by letter (see attachment "A") of his failure,
    and to inform petitoner that counsel had filed a Motion for Extention
    of Time to File Out of Time PDR (see Attachment "B")
    III.
    As of June 28, 2015, no further notice from Atty. Bradley
    or this Court has been received by Petitioner. Further, Petitioner
    is of the belief that Atty. Bradley is no longer cousel of record,
    and therefore has no standing to file such a motion before the
    Court. Regardless, Petitioner merely wishes to have his day in
    court, namely the opportunity to present his grounds before this
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    Honorable   Court.
    PRAYER
    Petitioner prays this Honorable Court grant his Motion for
    Leave to File Out of Time Petition for Discretionary Review,
    and set the deadline for filing said PDR for August 28, 2015.
    INMATE DECLARATION
    I, Adrian Deshawn Patton, do hereby declare that a true
    copy of the above and foregoing Motion for Leave was placed in
    the USPS Authorized mail receptacle, first-class postage prepaid,
    and addressed to Court of Criminal Appeals, PO box 12308, Austin,
    TX   78711, on this the 2/QTH"      day of Q u ng     2015.
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    Dan P. Bradley
    Attorney at Law
    Board Certified, Criminal Law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization   P.O. Box 7107 Houston, TX 77248
    (713) 819-5529
    FAX (877) 655-2797
    June 3, 2015
    Adrian Patton 1899028                                         CMRRR 7012 1010 0001 0583 5734
    59 Darrington Rd.
    Rosharon,TX 77583
    Re:      Nos. 14-14-00101-CR & 14-14-00102-CR; Adrian Deshawn Patton vs.
    The State of Texas
    Dear Mr. Patton:
    Enclosed is a copy of the State's Brief. Additionally, the Court of Appeals
    affirmed your conviction in a memorandum opinion and judgment and
    mandate has issued. I am enclosing copies of those documents for your
    records. I have previously provided you with copies of the Reporter's and
    Clerk's Records in your cases.
    I am writing to advise you that, while my duties as appellate counsel are
    technically complete, you have the right to seek discretionary review from
    the Court of Criminal Appeals. The procedures for filing a petition are
    contained in Rule 66, et seq., of the Rules of Appellate Procedure. As I
    don't know what legal research materials you have available to you, I have
    attached the text of Rules 66 through 70. These are the Rules you will need
    to review.
    Please be advised that if you intend to file a petition for discretionary
    review, you will need to mail your petition, and eleven (11) copies, to the
    following address:
    Hon. Louise Pearson
    Clerk, Court of Criminal Appeals
    Post Office Box 12308
    Austin, Texas 78711
    You are required to attach a copy of the opinion of the Court of Appeals as
    an exhibit to the original and every copy of your petition. Failure to do this
    will mean your petition will not be reviewed by the Court of Criminal
    Dan P. Bradley - 2
    Appeals. You are also required to send copies of your petition to the
    following:
    Logan Pickett                            State Prosecuting Attorney
    Liberty County District Attorney         P.O. Box 13046
    1923 Sam Houston                         Austin, TX 78711
    Liberty, TX 77575
    If you choose to file a petition for discretionary review, it must be mailed or
    filed with the Clerk's Office as appropriate, based on the day you mail your
    petition, within thirty (30) days of the Court of Appeals' opinion. As the
    Courts of Appeals have moved over to an eFiling/paperless system this
    year, there has been some confusion in service and delivery on my part.
    Thus, the 30 days have lapsed.
    If you need additional time to prepare your petition, you may request
    additional time by writing the Clerk of the Court of Criminal Appeals,
    sending copies of your letter requesting an extension to the Prosecutor and
    the State's Prosecuting Attorney, at the addresses listed above. Please note
    that any letter requesting additional time must be mailed before the
    petition is due. Because of the lateness of getting this notice out to you, I
    have taken the liberty of filing a request for extension of time to file a PDR
    on your behalf, a copy of which I am enclosing with this letter;
    I hope this letter answers any questions you might have about your right to
    file a petition for discretionary review and the procedures involved.
    Should you have any questions, however, feel free to write me at the above
    address.
    If you decide to seek habeas corpus relief but will not be represented by
    counsel, I suggest you study Chapter 11 of the Texas Code of Criminal
    Procedure, in order to familiarize yourself with the rules governing state
    habeas corpus proceedings, and Chapter 28, Section 2254, of the United
    States Code (28 USC 2254), in order to familiarize yourself with the rules
    governing federal habeas corpus proceedings. There may well be
    additional materials on the subject available at your unit's law library or,
    "writ room."
    incerely,
    Dan P. Bradley
    Attorney at Law
    DPB:ms
    End.:
    No.
    TO THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS OF TEXAS
    Adrian Deshawn Patton
    Petitioner
    v.
    The State of Texas
    Respondent
    On Appeal from the 75- District Court of Liberty County, in Cause No. CR29871,
    the Hon. Mark Morefield, Presiding, and the February 15, 2015, Opinion ofthe
    14* Court of Appeals in Case No. 14-14-00102-CR
    1-MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
    FOR FILING (OUT OF TIME) PETITION FOR DISCRETIONARY REVIEW
    TO THE HONORABLE JUDGES OF THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS:
    Now comes ADRIAN DESHAWN PATTON, Petitioner in the above
    captioned cause, and moves the Court to extend the time for filing Petitioner's
    Petition for Discretionary Review and /or to file an out of time Petition for
    Discretionary Review, and in support of this Motion would show the following:
    1. Petitioner's Petition for Discretionary Review is currently due on March 7,
    2015.
    2. Appointed Appellate Counselinadvertently missed sending Appellant notice
    of his appellate deadlines with regard to filing of a PDR and a copy of the
    Court of Appeals' Memorandum Opinion as called for under Rule 48.4.
    3. Given the lapse of the time for Appellant/Petitioner to receive the notice of
    deadlines and his ability to request the PDR timely, Appointed Appellate
    Counsel is filing this request for an extension of time / out of time PDR on Mr.
    Patton's behalf, but is not otherwise making an appearance of counsel for the
    purposes of the filing or litigating of a PDR.
    4. Forthe foregoing reasons, undersigned Appellant/ PetitionerPatton requests
    a 30 day extension from today's date to complete his Petition for
    Discretionary Review.
    5. No previous extensions have been requested in this case.
    6. This request is not for delay, but so justice may be done.
    7. Contact information for future notices to Pro Se Appellant / Petitioner Adrian
    Deshawn Patton can be forwarded to:
    Adrian Patton 1899028
    Darrington Unit
    59 Darrington Rd.
    Rosharon, TX 77583
    WHEREFORE, PREMISES CONSIDERED, Appellant/Petitioner prays that
    the Court grant this Motion for Extension of Time and /or Out of Time PDRand all
    other relief the Court deems fit.
    Respectfully submitted,
    Dan P. Bradley
    Attorney at Law
    P.O. Box 7107
    Houston, Texas 77248
    Tel. 713-819-5529
    Fax:877-655-2797
    dbradleylaw@gmail.com
    By: /s/ Dan P. Bradley
    Dan P. Bradley
    State Bar No. 00783703
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    TO THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS OF TEXAS
    Adrian Deshawn Patton
    Petitioner
    v.
    The State of Texas
    Respondent
    On Appeal from the 75* District Court of Liberty County, in Cause No. CR29870,
    the Hon. Mark Morefield, Presiding, andthe February 15,2015, Opinion ofthe
    14* Court of Appeals in Case Nos. 14-14-00101-CR
    1- MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
    FOR FILING (OUT OF TIME) PETITION FOR DISCRETIONARY REVIEW
    TO THE HONORABLE JUDGES OF THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS:
    Now comes ADRIAN DESHAWN PATTON, Petitioner in the above
    captioned cause, and moves the Court to extend the time for filing Petitioner's
    Petition for Discretionary Review and/or to file an out of time Petition for
    Discretionary Review, and in support of this Motion would show the following:
    1. Petitioner's Petition for Discretionary Review is currently due on March 7,
    2015.
    2. Appointed Appellate Counsel inadvertently missed sending Appellant notice
    of his appellate deadlines with regard to filing of a PDR and a copy of the
    Court of Appeals' Memorandum Opinion as called for under Rule 48.4.
    3. Given the lapse of the time for Appellant/Petitioner to receive the notice of
    deadlines and his ability to request the PDR timely, Appointed Appellate
    Counsel is filing this request for an extension of time /out of time PDR on Mr.
    Patton's behalf, but is not otherwise making an appearance of counsel for the
    purposes of the filing or litigating of a PDR.
    4. Forthe foregoing reasons, undersigned Appellant/ Petitioner Patton requests
    a 30 day extension from today's date to complete his Petition for
    Discretionary Review.
    5. No previous extensions have been requested in this case.
    6. This request is not for delay, but so justice may be done.
    7. Contact information for future notices to Pro Se Appellant/ Petitioner Adrian
    Deshawn Patton can be forwarded to:
    Adrian Patton 1899028
    Darrington Unit
    59 Darrington Rd.
    Rosharon, TX 77583
    WHEREFORE, PREMISES CONSIDERED, Appellant/ Petitioner prays that
    the Court grant this Motion for Extension of Time and / or Out of Time PDR and all
    other relief the Court deems fit.
    Respectfully submitted,
    Dan P.. Bradley
    Attorney at Law
    P.O. Box 7107
    Houston, Texas 77248
    Tel. 713-819-5529
    Fax:877-655-2797
    dbradleylaw@gmail.com
    By: /s/ Dan P. Bradley
    Dan P. Bradley
    State Bar No. 00783703
    

Document Info

Docket Number: PD-0683-15

Filed Date: 7/10/2015

Precedential Status: Precedential

Modified Date: 9/29/2016