Supreme Court of Kansas
State v. Perry
March 1, 2024543 P.3d 1135
Summary
The court held that Perry's appeal from the denial of his motion to correct an illegal sentence was untimely because he received notice of the order shortly after it was issued and did not appeal within 30 days. The district court's factual findings regarding notice and service were supported by substantial competent evidence, including the mailing notation and the absence of any record that an ROA report had been sent. The court dismissed the appeal for lack of jurisdiction and did not reach excusable neglect.