Wiley v. Miles (2007)
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Flint v. State (2010)
Wiley v. Miles, 282 Ga. 573, 577 (3), 652 S.E.2d 562 (2007).
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Haneef Abdul Raheem v. State (2016)
(Punctuation and footnotes omitted; emphasis in original.) Wiley v. Miles, 282 Ga. 573, 575-576 (2) ( 652 SE2d 562 ) (2007) (establishing that Boykin applies to guilty pleas entered after June 2, 1969).
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Sweeting v. State (2008)
See Wiley v. Miles, 282 Ga. 573, 575 (2) ( 652 SE2d 562 ) (2007).
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Stubbs v. Hall (2020)
See also, e.g., Wiley v. Miles, 282 Ga. 573, 578 ( 652 SE2d 562 ) (2007) Moreover, the structure of OCGA § 9-14-42 shows that the General Assembly enacted a detailed statutory scheme — including a statute of limitations provision in subsection (c) — under which convicted defendants may seek state habeas relief, essentially providing that such petitioners have either one year (in the case of a misdemeanor) or four years (in the case of a felony) to file a habeas action.
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Collier v. State (2019)
See also Wiley v. Miles, 282 Ga. 573, 577 (3) ( 652 SE2d 562 ) (2007).