Timelines and steps for criminal appeals and PCR explained
The article outlines that direct criminal appeals must be filed within 10 days after sentencing or after a timely posttrial motion, with the county clerk and opposing counsel served. It notes the need to show error undermining verdict or sentence on direct appeal and explains that PCR is a separate civil action in the court of common pleas, generally requiring filing within one year after sentencing or direct appeal, with exceptions.
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Pathways to postconviction relief in South Carolina courts
The piece explains how a losing party in SC state court can seek federal review through petitions for writs of certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court and through federal habeas corpus proceedings. It notes timelines, routes from PCR to federal courts, and limited success in granting certiorari, with quotes from Powell and mentions Teddy Kulmala.
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