Campbell, Billy Joe ( 2015 )


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  •                               PD-1379-15
    IN THE COURT OF APPEALS
    FIFTH   DISTRICT COURT OF         APPEALS
    AT   DALLAS
    RECEIVED IN
    COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS
    NO.    05-l'+-00563-CR
    DEC 28 2015
    BILLY   JOE CAMPBELL
    APPELLANT                    Abel Acosta, Clerk
    V.
    FILED
    THE   STATE     OF   TEXAS          COURT OF
    APPELLEE
    DEC 3 0 2Ct5
    Abel Acosta, Clerk
    ON   REVIEW FROM THE 416tn JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
    COLLIN COUNTY, TEXAS
    MOTIOlN   FOR LEAVE TO FILE AN OUT OF TIME
    PETITION FOR     DISCRETIONARY REVIEW
    AND RECALL OF THE MANDATE
    TO THE HONORABLE JUSTICES OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL COURT OF APPEALS:
    COMES NOW, 3illy Joe Campbell, Appellant (Campbell) in the above styled
    and enumerated Cause, by and through himself, & respectfully moves the Court
    to recall the mandate, so that Campbell may request from the Court of Criminal
    Appeals.,! an opportunity to review errors within the proceedings, via an out
    of time Petition for Discretionary Review ever) though the deadline has passed
    for filing an Original V'etition for Discretionary Review-       see TEX R App P
    18.7.
    CONCLUSION
    jell's-Motion -to Recall the Mandate is made necessary due to administra
    tive error's wnich occurred in the proceedings.     Without notice of the granting
    of the extension of time to file a Motion for Rehearing, Campbell's time was
    exhausted." See Tex R App P Rule 4.5(a).
    The Court nas the authority to recaj.l the mandate so long as it is done
    "during the. term the mandate was issued.5'. See Hartfialdi v Thalar, .403. SW3d 234
    (TCA2013);DeraiEe v State, 
    379 S.W.2d 903
    (TCA1972).
    While the Court of Appeals does not have the authority to grant the out
    of time PDR, this Court must grant the recall of the mandate to provide the
    appellant the opportunity co file his Petition for Discretionary Review since
    it was administrative errors which caused the forfeiture of the proceedings.
    See Generally, Rodriguez v State, 
    23 S.W.3d 25
    (Tsx App - Houston [1st DistJ 2000).
    See also Horrin v State, 668 SWzd 896, 897 (Tex App - Dallas, 1934, no p?.t)(grant-
    ing motion to recall the mandate because appellant did not receive notice of
    opinion of the Court of Appeals.)    Tex R App P Rule 19.3.
    ilespectfully-submi't ted,
    TDcJ # 1927270
    Lynaugh Unit
    1098 S Hxy 2037
    Ft Stockton/ IX     /9735
    Appellant, ProseT
    CERTIFICATE    OF   SERVICE
    I, Billy Joe Campbell, certify that a true and correct copy of the motion
    for Leave to File an Out of Time Petition for Discretionary review and Recall
    of the Mandate has been served upon the District Attorney of Collin county by
    depositing sane in the Lynaugh Unit's mail system on this, the ( 5 day of
    December, 2015.
    "73il]# J Campbell   ^~
    COURT OF APPEALS NUMBER      05-14-00563-CR
    TRIAL COURT   CASE NUMBER    416.81619-2014
    BILLY J   CAMPBELL                       §      IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
    §
    V.                                       §      OF APPEALS AT DALLAS
    §
    THE STATE OF TEXAS                       §      5th JUDICIAL DISTRICT
    AFFIDAVIT   IN SUPPORT OF LEAVE TO FILE
    STATE OF TEXAS
    COUNTY OF PECOS
    "I, Billy J Campbell, am over the age of 18, of sound mind, and personally
    acquainted with the facts stated herein.     These facts are true and correct.
    I received a letter from Angela D'Amore, my appellate attorney, on or about
    August 19, 2015.
    In her letter, she tells me that I may file a motion for rehearing & PDR
    if I wanted.    Problem is, she did not tell me that I had to, file a Motion for
    Rehearing by a date certain, and for me to "assume" that the Court would grant
    her Motion to extend time to file a motion for rehearing.     This failure by
    D'Amore, caused the proceedings to go off track, prompting this additional doc
    ument filing.
    I was unaware of the importance of.     D'Amore's letter is part of the prior
    motion to recall the mandate so that I could file a motion for rehearing.
    I did not recive any response to my inquiry to D'Amore if the motion re
    questing an extension of time was granted, nor did I receive any notice from
    the Clerk of the Court that the motion had been granted-     Missing this information
    I was deprived of knowing what to do."
    "I, Billy Joe Campbell, # 1927270, am presently incarcerated at the Lynaugh
    Unit of the TDCj in Pecos County, Texas.     I declare under penalty of perjury,
    December 14, 2015
    Clerk of the Court
    Court of Appeals
    Fifth District of Texas at Dallas
    600 Commerce Street, Ste 200
    Dallas, TX 75202
    RE:   Billy J Campbell v State of Texas
    Court of Appeals # 05-14-00563-CR
    Trial Court Case No. 416.81619-2012
    Dear Clerk:
    Please find enclosed my Motion for Leave to file an Out of Time Petition
    for Discretionary Review and Recall of the mandate along with a support affidavit
    for same.
    Would you please file this in the matter, and bring this to the Courts att
    ention for its ruling?        I would greatly appreciate that.
    Merry Christmas to you and your family!
    Respectfully,
    Lly J Campbell
    TDCJ # 1927270
    Lynaugh Unit
    1098 S Hwy 2037
    Ft Stockton, TX     79735
    cc:   Ms Sarah Preston
    Asst District Attorney
    2100 Bloomdale Road'I ste 100
    McKinney, TX    75071
    

Document Info

Docket Number: PD-1379-15

Filed Date: 12/30/2015

Precedential Status: Precedential

Modified Date: 9/30/2016