Osby, Lord Harlech ( 2015 )

WR-48,960-06
JULY 16, 2015
K&L Acosta CLERK RECClVcU IN
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS OF TEXAS COURT ^p 0RIMINA1 APPEALS
P.O. BOX 12308 CAPITOL STATION 1 *fi4E
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78711 JUL £1 *«'»
FROM:
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LORD H.OSBY
1430910
264 FM 3478
HUNTSVILLE,TEXAS
2S32Q-3322
GREETINGS:
Herein, you will the complete Petition for Discretionary Review Pursuant
to the applicable rules of Appellate Procedure-66,67,68,69.
I cannot make copies here and am asking for the COURT to waive that
requirement, if it so will. Please present to the Court. At issue are the
following records of decisions of the Court of Criminal appeals:
1>.38,597-A(received by the Court on May 16,2001) WR-48,960-02
2>.38,597 B September 26,2007 WR-48,960-03
3>.38,597-C May 27,2015, WR-48,960-06
I am very grateful for your assistance.
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IN THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS
LORD HARLECH OSBY § 27th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Petitioner, § BELL COUNTY, TEXAS
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PETITION FOR DISCRETIONARY REVIEW
HONORABLE COURT:
Pursuant to Texas Rules of Appellate Procedure - 68, files this his petition
for the COURT to excercise its' Supervisory Power as the Caretaker of TEXAS Law.
Petitioner, LORD H. OSBY,TDCJ-CID No.1430910, W.J.Estelle Unit,Huntsville,Texas,
77320-3322. Herein, seeks the Court review of the Habeas Corpus proceeding held
in the 27th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,of Cause No.38,597-C, WR-48,960-06, on May 22,
2015.
Pursuant to Texas Rules of Appellate Procedure - 66.3, Petitioner urges the
Court to Grant review in regards to the 27- District Court and the Article -
11.07 and subsections Mandatory procedures. Petitioner avers he is seeking
Discretionary concerning the Discretion excercised by the 27th Disttrict Court
in the Hearing held on May 27th 2015 Cause No.38,597-C, Bell County Texas, in,,
which the District Dismissed the Application based on:ll:.07e 4(1),(2), and it
is believed that the threshhold bar of 11.07 Section-4(a) was not met to proceed
to the 1,2 subsections.
Petitioner beleives the Court may find that he has been denied a full and fair
hearing, and Due Course of Law atad Due Process ensured by Texas and United States
Constitutions in (the Writ of Habeas Corpus Procedures.
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XI- TABLE OF CONTENTS
A Note to Court Clerk
1 Petition
2. . STATEMENT OF THE CASE
2 PROCEDURAL HISTORY
2 GROUND FOR REVIEW
3 QUESTIONS FOR REVIEW
4 AUTHORITIES AND ARGUMENT
5 AUTHROITIES AND ARGUMENT
XII- INDEX OF AUTHORITIES
Ex Parte Evans 964 s.W.2d 643
Ex Parte Torres 943 s.w.2d 469
Ex Parte Whiteside 12 s.w.3d 819
Ex Parte Mcpherson 32 s.w.3d 860
Tesas Code Criminal Procedure Article-11.07 Section 4(a)(1),(2).
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IV. PETITIONER STATES THAT ORAL ARGUMENT IS WAIVED UNLESS THE COURT DEEMS APPROPRIATE.
V. STATEMENT OF THE CASE
In May 2015, Petitioner filed his Application for Writ of Habeas Corpus,
38,597-C, seeking relief from the conviction of Aggravated Robbery in June 6,
1990, wherein, he received a 22-year sentence. Petitioner discharged the
sentence in April 2013 according to TDCJ-CID records, and as a collateral
consequence is being held in Cause no.2005-CR-8108, that the complained of
Cause No.38,597-C was used to enhance to a 60-year sentence from 2nd-degree
to lst-degree as a repeater under 12.42. _ . .. . , . ,, - -,. .,
^ c Petitioner has never cnallenged .the
conviction as alledged by the District Court in its Dismissal Opinion.
Petitioner states in May 16,2001,38,597-A,was denied(WR-48,960-02), as it was
a challenge to a Parole violation on October 26,1999, Petitioner filed his
38,597-B, in September 26, wherein the 27-District Court dismissed under Sec.4.
Petitioner filed 38,597-C, and on May 27, the District Court again Dismissed
under Sec.4. (38,597-B - WR-48,960-03, 38,597-C - 48,960-06).
PROCEDURAL HISTORY
VI.
Petitioner states that he has never been allowed to challenge the conviction
of Cause no.38,597. In 1999 Petitioner's parole was violated and petitioner
filed 38,597-A-decided on May 16,WR-48,960-02, After 38,597 was used to enhance
the 2nd-degree felony in 2005-CR-8108, to lst-degree as a repeater, petitioner
filed 38,597-B, as his first challenge to the conviction, in September 26, 2007,
WR-48,960-03, Again, the 27th District Court dismissed under Sec.4., In May of
2015, petitioner filed 38,597-C, on May 27,2015 the District Court dismissed
under Sec.4.
VII. GROUNDS FOR REVIEW
1. Whether Petitioner was afforded a full and fair review in the District Court
Habeas proceeding.
2. Whether the District Court has misconstrued the Article 11.07 Sec.4 (a),(l),
(2), in this case.
3- Whether the District Court has decided an important question of State Law
in a way that Conflicts with Applicable decisions of the COURT OF CRIMINAL
APPEALS, and the SUPREME COURT of the UNITED STATES.
4. Whether the District Court's decision to dismiss 38>597-C under 11.07..Sec.4
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conflicts with the COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS decisions on the same issue.
5. Whether the 27th District Court has so far departed from the accepted
and usual course of Judicial proceedings, as to call for an excercise
of the COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS' power of supervision
QUESTIONS FOR REVIEW
1. Article 11.07 Sec.6, contains mandatory language for notification,
Does that include self represented Applicant?
2. The current Article 11.07 procedure does not allow for self represented
Applicants' to submit Motions,present evidence or proofs to support their
grounds for relief.
Does that make mandatory for the District Court to perform Direct and
Collateral Consequence Inquiries during fact-finding and Conclusions of Law?
3.Does Article 11.07 sec.4 bar fact-finding and conclusions of Law on grounds
for relief such as: l>Trial Court lacked Jurisdiction,2>Ineffective Assistance
of Counsel, 3>Prosecutorial Misconduct?
4.Petitioner's Application for Writ of Habeas Corpus alleged that he was denied
a guaranteed United States Constitutional right which cannot be deemed from
the record of the Cause: Does the Habeas Court violate the 14th United States
Constitutional Amendment applicable via the 5th Amendments Due Process Clause?
5.The 27th District Court has stated in its' Findings of Fact and Conclusions
of Law- I. Findings of Fact,#3"The Applicant did not Appeal his Conviction,
but this is his third application for post-conviction Writ Habeas Corpus
relief in this case, his first and second having been denied without written
order'.' : In ground five of Petitioner's Application he assested that he was
effectively denied a state created right of Appeal and the Attorney failed
to withdraw properly.,: Does the this amount to a denial of a full and fair
review, and Due Course of Law, and Due Process of the Texas and United States
Constitutional Provisions, and amount to Egregious action on the part of the
Habeas Court as it has literally answered for the Attorney, and completely
overlooking the Docket sheet in the record of Cause No.38,597 wherein the
Advisement of an Appeal was documented by the Presiding Judge Joe Carrol on
June 6, 1990?
IX. ARGUMENT and AUTHORITIES
Petitioner avers that 11.07 Section - 4(a) states:"If a subsequent
application for writ of'habes corpus is filed after final disposition of
an initial application challenging the same conviction, a court may not
consider the merits of or grant relief based on the subsequent application
unless the application contains sufficient specific facts establishing that"
Petitioner stps there because that is in petitioner's Laymen opinion where
The District Court has abused its' discretion. District Court has stated it
is dismissed Petitioner's application based a failure to comply with sections
(l),and (2).see Pg.2-Findings of Fact and Conclusions of. Law(38,597-C-May 27,
2015).,,,The applicable case-law deemed well settled on the issue of "challenge
to the conviction", would suggest the District Court has:
1.Misconstrued the Article 11.07 Section-4(a), which is the threshhold before
on can be held to (1), or (2) sections.
2.Decided an important question of State Law in a Way that Conflicts with Applicable
decisions of the Court of Criminal Appeals, and the Supreme Court of the United
States.
3.Conflict with the Court of Crimial Appeals decisions on the same issue.
4.Departed from the usual course of proceedings, as to call for an excercise
of the Court of Criminal Appeals' power of Supervision.
5.Denied Petitioner a full and fair review in the Habeas Proceedings.
Based on the following core case law: Ex Parte Evans 964 s.w.2d 645, Ex Parte
Torres 943 s.w.2d 469, Ex Parte Whiteside 12 s.w.3d 819,.and Ex Parte Mc Pherson
32 s.w.3d 860; Petitioner in Cause No.38,597-A, sought a writ of Habes Corpus
for what he believed was a due process violation when his parole was violated
only-decided by Court of Criminal Appeals on May 16,2001-WR-48,950-02-Tex.Crim.
App. Boththe previous 38,597-B WR-960-03-Tex.Crim.App.September 26,2007, and
'"- the n»« 38,597-C hayejseen decided as barred under Sec.4(D /(2), without any
consideration or fact finding of 38,597-A, while it possess the record in its'
own file history. It appears that the District Court has abused its' discretion
in the Habeas Corpus Procedure dismissing Petioner's Application by choosing
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to overlook the threshhold bar of 11.07 sec.4(a), Arbitrarily dismissing
on (1), and (2). both this Application 38,597-C, and the previous 38,597-B,
for the same reasons. Petitioner has already reaped on collateral Consequence
in that 38,597 was used to enhance his current holding case beyond the maximum
the Legislature intended for a 2nd-degree felony, to 60-years as a lst-degree
repeater in Cause NO.2005-CR-8108 2007-Bexar County,Tx.
PRAYER FOR RELIEF
Petitioner prays for the following relief :
1>. The Court Grant Review of this his laymens Petition for Discretionary
Review.
2>. Upon granting review remand back to the District Court for proper
Article-11.07 procedures that comport with existing case law, and
Due Course of Law and Due Process Provisions of the Texas and United
States Constitutions.
3>. In the alternative, the Court grant relief it deems appropriate,or
Allow Petitioner to seek Mandamus relief.
Petitioner seeks any relief the Court deems appropriate.
Executed on this the 16th dayof July 2015.
LORD HARLECH OSBY
TDCJ-CID No.1430910
264 FM 3478
Huntsville, Texas
77320-3322
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CERTIFICATE OF MAILING
Petitioner Lord Harlech Osby, TDCJ-CID No.1430910, W.J.Estelle unit,
Huntsville, Tx.,.Declares under penalty of perjury that he placed this his
Petition for Discretionary Review in the Units' internal Mailing system on
this the 16 of July 2015.
Executed on this the 16th day of July 2015.^
•:.::: . CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
Petitioner Lord Harlech Osby declares under the penalty of perjury that he is
unable to make copies recomended by the statutes governing the Petition for
Discretionary Review. As such he has asked the Clerk to provide the necessary
copies to the State' Attorney.
Executed on this 16th day of July 2015
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