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Nelson v. Warden
002301 Nelson v. Warden 09/14/2001 In an original habeas corpus application, the petitioner did not preserve the error in a juvenile court's failure to give his father notice of proceedings and did not raise t…
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002301 Nelson v. Warden 09/14/2001 In an original habeas corpus application, the petitioner did not preserve the error in a juven…
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- October 4, 2026
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- September 14, 2001
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002301 Nelson v. Warden 09/14/2001 In an original habeas corpus application, the petitioner did not preserve the error in a juvenile court's failure to give his father notice of proceedings and did not raise the issue for many years prior to this petition. Because petitioner's convictions were merely voidable, his failure to raise the issue in a timely manner constitutes a waiver of the error and results in dismissal of this petition.
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