Citation Numbers: 256 A.2d 521, 28 Conn. Super. Ct. 196, 28 Conn. Supp. 196, 1968 Conn. Super. LEXIS 156
Judges: BY THE DIVISION.
Filed Date: 12/4/1968
Status: Precedential
Modified Date: 11/3/2024
The defendant pleaded guilty to four counts of robbery with violence, a crime which carries a statutory penalty of imprisonment for not more than twenty-five years. General Statutes § 53-14. It appears that the defendant participated in four bank robberies netting $55,000, most of which was spent, or lost, in gambling.
On November 30, 1965, the court sentenced the defendant to an effective sentence of not less than seventeen nor more than forty years in the state prison. Before an application for review of sentence was filed, the defendant petitioned for a writ of habeas corpus, contesting his sentence. In the proceeding, he admitted that he had received a form application and notice of right to have his sentence reviewed. His only excuse for not filing an application, or not filing one within the time allowed, was that he was relying upon his attorney to get him out of prison. The petition was dismissed on February 2, 1968. Thereafter, on February 27, 1968, the defendant filed an application for review of sentence.
General Statutes §
The application in this case was not filed until more than two years after the sentence was imposed. Accordingly, this Division has no jurisdiction to consider or make any decision in regard to it. State
v. Scates,
The application for review of sentence is dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
BARBER, WALL and SHEA, Js., participated in this decision.