ARK.] HUGHES v. STATE 177
Cite as 284 Ark. 177 (1984) Ronald HUGHES v. STATE of Arkansas 680 S.W.2d 101 Supreme Court of Arkansas Opinion delivered December 3, 1984 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — BELATED APPEAL — RELIEF DENIED — EFFECT. — A petitioner is not entitled to a subsequent motion for belated appeal once relief has been denied by the Supreme Court. Pro Se Motion for Belated Appeal; motion denied Appellant, pro se. Steve Clark, Att'y Gen., by: Theodore Holder, Asst. Att'y Gen., for appellee. PER CURIAM. Petitioner was charged with first degree murder and tried by a jury. He was found guilty of second degree murder on April 28, 1983, and sentenced to 20 years imprisonment. No appeal was taken. He sought a belated appeal which we denied on February 27, 1984. At that time, we found that petitioner had specifically informed counsel that he did not wi g h to pursue an appeal. The motion is denied. A petitioner is not entitled to a subsequent motion once relief has been denied by this Court. Motion denied.
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