Wesley Jefferson, Appellant v. Wendy Kelley

Summary

The court dismissed Jefferson's appeal from the denial of his habeas petition because he failed to allege a claim cognizable in habeas proceedings. His actual-innocence, sufficiency-of-the-evidence, ineffective-assistance, prosecutorial-misconduct, trial-error, judicial-bias, defective-information, and appellate-review claims did not establish that the judgment was facially invalid or that the trial court lacked jurisdiction. His motions for an extension of time and en banc review were therefore moot.