Holbert v. State’s Empirical Analysis

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1 state decisions

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1. ““(a) The court in which any case has been tried and finally determined, may, from time to time make orders extending the time for the making and serving of a case, or the filing of the proceedings in error, for good cause shown, but not beyond the period in which the proceedings in error may be filed in the appellate court; and in the exercise of judicial discretion the said court or judge, upon notice to the adverse party, and after hearing, may make such orders after the expiration of the time fixed in the previous order, or time allowed by statute, but this section shall in no manner be construed as affecting the statutes fixing the limit of time within which an appeal or proceeding in error may be begun in the appellate court. * * * ””

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Deck v. State

2. ““Under the provisions of Title 12 O. S. § 962, the trial court may, after expiration of the time originally allowed to file the proceedings in error in this Court, for good cause shown, grant additional time, but this extension is subject to the following conditions precedent; (1) there must be notice to adverse party, and (2) there must be evidence introduced at the hearing sufficient to establish good cause for granting an extension.” “The Motion of the Attorney General must be sustained, because' it does not affirmatively appear that notice was given the adverse party, or hearing held nor evidence adduced at said hearing as required by law.””

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Deck v. State