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He was convicted of first-degree murder, attempted first-defree murder, attempted sexual battery, and armed robery
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The Supreme Court denies Holland his certiorari, a decesion wether or not the Supreme Court will hear a case from a lower court
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Holland filed for state post-conviction relief but was denied, and then he appealed to the Supreme Court once again
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Supreme Court has the oral arguement for Hollands case
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Holland writes a letter, while on deathrow, to his attorney Bradley Collins to file a Habeaus Corpus Petition.
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After Collins doesn't reply to the first letter Holland sends another letter to ask if he had recived the first one and begun work on the petition.
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The Supreme Court Denies Hollands request for a petition and his post conviction relief
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This was the date that the petition was due
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Holland doesn't know that his petition was denied so he sends one final letter to Collins inquiring about wether he handed it in before the deadline
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Collins had still not responded and Hollands finally found out that his plee for a petition was declined. He immetiadetly got rid of Collins as his counsel and filed a pro se habeaus petition
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This is the date in which Bradley Collins filed the petition
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Arguement starts on Hollands case, Todd G Scher was Hollands lawyer and Scott D. Makar represented florida.
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The Supreme Court rules in Hollands favor saying agreeing that there should be a time exstention for a plee if the counsel fails at his duty.
