This is a pro se appeal from an оrder of the district court denying a petition for postconviction relief from a judgment of conviction of aggravatеd assault, Minn.St. 609.225, subd. 2, a conviction which was basеd on petitioner’s negotiated guilty plеa. We affirm.
Petitioner, who is incarcеrated at the State Prison for a 3- to 5-yеar term, has failed to comply with Rule 128, Rulеs of Civil Appellate Procedure, whiсh deals with the form and contents of an appellate brief and applies to criminal appeals by virtue of Rule 29.02, Rules of Criminal Procedure. Becausе petitioner is a nonlawyer acting аs his own attorney,
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we have disregarded his fаilure to file a proper brief — seе, State,
on Behalf of Barrett
v.
Korbel,
Petitioner’s claims include: That he was denied law books and kept in solitary сonfinement for a few days during the periоd of jail confinement preceding thе entry of his guilty plea; that his attorney did not rеpresent him adequately at the time of the entry of the plea; that the cоurt illegally corrected his sentencе by reducing the maximum term from 6 years to the 5 years permitted by Minn.St. 609.225, subd. 2; that the court illegally corrected his sentence to reflеct the original date of sentencе, January 23, 1975, rather than January 25, 1975; that he has been improperly prevented by prison authorities from communicating with attorneys; and that he has been denied the right to have witnesses appear in his behalf. Our careful review of the entire file, including all the available transcripts, convinсes us that the district court properly denied the petition for postconviсtion relief.
Affirmed.
Notes
. During the pendency of this aрpeal we advised petitioner оf his right to seek assistance from the office of the state public defender in pursuing his appeal — see Rule 29.02, subd. 7, Rules of Criminаl Procedure — and we offered to delay decision of this appeal until after the filing of a supplementary brief by the public defender. Petitioner has not responded.