To The Honorable Justices Of Said Court : Now comes Appellant in the above styled? numbered cause, ? moves this court to grant an extension of time to file appellant's brief, pursuant to Rule 386 (d) complying with Rule 105 (b) of the Texas Rules of Appellant Procedure, ? for good cause shows the following: 1) This case is on appeal from the 114th Judicial District Court of Smith County, Texas. 2) The case below was styled State v. Lawrence Kelvin Walker JR. and numbered 114-126713. 3) Appellant's Pro Se brief was is due April 23, 2015 4) Appellant has asked for Atty / client file to present grounds in the appeal. A) Appellant sent attorney La Jivonda Lacy a formal request for atty/client file in October, on the 23 day, the year 2014. Lacy never responded. See Exhibit A" B) Appellant sent 114th District Court a requesting letter, asking for the attorney / client file on December 10 or 11, 2014. C) Appellant sent another a motion to compel production ? deliver of Attorney / client file March 24, 2015. They still haven't responded! Appellant has made these request in wavy more than enough time, and still has not received the atty / client file. The discovery? other evidence in the file will prove the various grounds the appellant intends to present in his brief, which the still has not received. The atty / client file is very relevant in proving some grounds the appellant intends on presenting in his brief. When the appellant receives the atty / client file he will need a decent amount of time to view factual grounds for his brief. D) The brief is not ready because of the terofeiness

*2 of presenting the Atty / client file, which has been asked for over 5 months ago. 5.) The appellant is asking for (30) thirty to (60) sixty work days extension of time ; the Attorney / client file, with the time starting after the file is delivered to the appellant. This way the appellant can have fair time ; fair evidence to present factual grounds in his brief. 6.) The appellant is an Pro Se Defendant, ; prays that this court allows / grants this motion to Extend Time to file Appellants Pro Se Brief. The Appellant hasn't had the privilege of view the full atty/client file, the little that he did see was momentarily compared to the state. Maybe one (1) day in a half three (3) at max, this is how much the appellant has seen the file? none since the appeal has been filed. 7.) The appellant hopes to have fair tools ; time in presenting the appellant's brief. 8.) It is essential that we agree upon a statement of the end value of civil procedure as the aim of civil procedure is to provide an organized form for the orderly adjudication of controversies between parties : to provide for such tribunal rules of operation (a) which will develope as completely as possible within the human limitations of the society in which the court operates, a complete Knowledge of all facts which created friction; (Rule 1) This will assist in the evaluation of such events from the standpoint of justice? the awarding of such consequences. 9.) Once again the appellant prays that this court grant this motion to Extend Time to file Appellants Pro Se Brief for a period of (30) thirty to (60) sixty work days after appellant reviews attorney / client file, ; for such other further relief as the court may dem appropriate.

Respectfully Submitted. Pro Se Defendant: Lawrence K. Walker JR. Boston E. Smith Unit 1312 Lounty Rd 19 Lamess, JR 79331

*3 Certificate of Service This is to certify that on April 20, 2015 a true? correct copy of the above ? Foregoing document was served to Michael West, Smith Lanty District Attorney's Alice, WNNorth Broadway, Tyler, TX 75702, by regular mail.

Lawrence K. Walker, Sr. Lawrence K. Walker, Jr.

*4 LaJuanda Lacy 2419 Cecil Ave Tyler, TX 75702

October 23, 2014

RE: Request for Attorney/Client File State of Texas vs. Lawrence Kelvin Walker, Jr. T/C No. 114-1268-13 Dear Ms. Lacy, This letter is a formal request for my entire and complete attorney/client file in your possession that was greated during your representation in the above at Iled numbered cause, pursuant to Texas Statute and Court opinions.

An entire and complete attorney/client file, includes, but not limited to: Any and All...

• Motions filed by either party during this cause, including Court Orders;
• Discovery material and documents received and obtained during cause;
• Documents and notes from defense investigation conducted, including witness statements from any andential witnesses for either party;
• Communications from client, State Attorney, Court, Defense Investigator sent or received during course of this case;
• Research notes generated of facts, circumstances and laws that apply;
• Rilling statements, phone logs, electronic messages pertaining to this case; and
• Work product created and generated during course of this case by any member of the defense, includingginvestigator, paralayals.

I request that the entire and complete attorney/client file be produced and delivered to me at the address below by November 24, 2014. Failure to deliver said requested file will result in seeking a Court Order to compel production and delivery and/or complaint with the State Bar of Texas for the failure to return property.

Pursuant to Supreme Court of Texas ruling, you may, at your own expense, copy any documents you wish to retain for your records. See IN RE GEORGE, 28 S.W.3d 511 (2000).

Thank you for your time and attention to this request. I await production and delivery of the attorney/client file by the date above.

Sincerely,

The D.A.'s asiu already has a copy!

Lavrence K. Walker TDCJ-ID # 1913570 Smith Unit 1313 CR 13 Lamasa, TX 79331 cc: file