Long, J.
William Brandon Barber appeals the trial court's order dismissing his petition for habeas corpus. In the petition, Mr. Barber asserts that the defendant named in his criminal cases is a name he has now trademarked and incorporated. He claims the separation between "the living breathing human being[]" and his trademarked incorporated name...
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