Creppel v. State’s Empirical Analysis

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1. “Creppel pleaded guilty on August 2, 2005. He filed' his PCR motion on November-24, 2010 — over five years after he had entered his guilty plea. Having reviewed his PCR motion and the record, it appears Creppel has failed to acknowledge the three-year statute of limitations. His brief neither addresses the question of the statutory bar, nor does it provide any argument or evidence that his PCR motion should be exempted from the statutory bar. Likewise, we see nothing in the record that would negate application of the statute of limitations to Creppel’s PCR motion. As such, we cannot find error in the circuit court’s determination that Crep-pel’s PCR motion is time-barred. Because the statutory bar to Creppel’s PCR motion is dispositive to his arguments on appeal, we decline to address his claims on the merits.”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. 199 So. 3d 715 - Vincent N. Creppel v. State of Mississippi