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Appellate Practice

Jun. 9, 2006

Court Extends Habeas Deadline for Spanish-Speaking Inmate

Growing up with Spanish-speaking parents is no excuse to miss a deadline for filing court papers while locked up in a California prison, according to a federal appeals judge from Alaska.

By Amelia Hansen
Daily Journal Staff Writer


      Growing up with Spanish-speaking parents is no excuse to miss a deadline for filing court papers while locked up in a California prison, according to a federal appeals judge from Alaska.
      But the Fairbanks judge was outvoted by two colleagues on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals from Pasadena who said an inmate deserves a...

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