Q: I am on an extension of time to complete my petition for a writ of Certiorari from jail; now free, can I still file?
Mr. Justice Kennedy granted my pro se Motion for an Extension of Time to prepare and file my petition while I was incarcerated, I timely submitted my Petition, but the Clerk determined it was incomplete relying on Rule 10 and Rule 14.1(h) for allowance of the writ if filed by Dec. 10, 2014. I was released from prison since, so am I still permitted to prosecute my petition by that date and get a review?
A: You asked this question nearly a year ago. Have you gotten an answer to it or found out what must be done?
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