ARK.] BROWN V. STATE 125 Cite as 295 Ark. 125 (1988) Ray BROWN v. STATE of Arkansas RC 88-8 745 S.W.2d 627 Supreme Court of Arkansas Opinion delivered March 21, 1988 APPEAL & ERROR — MOTION FOR RULE ON THE CLERK WHICH IS ACTUALLY A MOTION FOR BELATED APPEAL WILL BE TREATED AS A MOTION FOR BELATED APPEAL. — Where petitioner filed for a rule on the clerk, but the motion was actually a motion for a belated appeal, the supreme court will treat it for what it really is. Motion for Belated Appeal; granted. James W. Haddock, for appellant. No response. PER CURIAM. [1] Petitioner has filed for a rule on the clerk. However, we find that the motion is actually a motion for a belated appeal, and, treating it for what it really is, we grant the motion for a belated appeal.
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