Michael J. Todd v. State of Arkansas

Summary

The court affirmed the denial of Todd's petition to correct allegedly illegal sentences. It held that the petition was untimely under the applicable postconviction time limit, that several claims were either procedurally barred or had already been resolved on direct appeal, and that the challenged sentences were not facially illegal. The court further held that the circuit court had authority to impose consecutive sentences upon revocation and that the sentences did not exceed the applicable statutory maximums.