*1 RECEIVED FIRST COURT OF APPEALS | v' HOUSTON, TEXAS FILED IN 1ST COURT OF APPEALS HOUSTON. TEXAS JUL 2 4 Z015 CHRISTOPHER A. PRIME

CLERK * l --,— TLidl^otfrt Case No. 1363644 BRIAN VICTORIAN The 182nd DISTRICT COURT appellant HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS,

FILED IN no. 0l-l3-eW4pICRIMINALAPPEALS §§ THE STATE OF TEXAS appellee JUL 27 2015 Absl Acosts Ciprk APPELLANT SECOND MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME ' Accordingingly, RULE 63.2 (c), The Court of Criminal Appeals may extend the time to file a petition for discretionary review if to. a party files a motion complying with Rule 10.5 (b;* no later than

15 days after the last day for filing the petition. The Court of Criminal Appeals may extend the time to file a response or reply if a party files a motion complying with Rule 10.5(b) either before or after the response or reply is due.

Issues the Court of Criminal Appeals should consider: • Appellant has NO brief from his appellant attorney in order to file an appropriate PDR.

• Appellant is not an attorney and is completely ignorant of the law -and understands "ignorance is no excuse'" however, appellant has psychological issues that renders him more than a lament to the law.

• Appellant is depending on the help from total strangers in prison wtfbm may or may not truly understand the fine workings of the law.

Appellant begs these Court to extend his time to the maximugi GQUBTQFCMNA1 JUL W Sfi Ab8l/to08ta,Cterk

amount of time allowed to file his briefs.The additional time is truly needed to aquire needed records and to file. This request is not designed to harass or cause unnecessary delay in the proceedings Accordingly, Appellant respectfully request a full fourty-five days after the July 30 extension, to draft and file the appropriate response.

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct under the penalty of purjury.

Victor^an#l^ Stiles Unit 3060 Route 3514 Beaumont, Texas 77705