Murry v. Hobbs

Summary

The court affirmed the denial of Murry's habeas petition and denied his motion for default judgment. It held that the State timely filed its appellate brief and that Murry's ineffective-assistance claim was not cognizable in habeas proceedings. His challenge to the legality of the suspended sentence did not establish facial invalidity of the judgment or a jurisdictional defect. The opinion contains no separate writings.