· 2/17/1930
Arias v. Usera
Citations
- 38 F.2d 235
- 1930 U.S. App. LEXIS 2303
How courts have described this case
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- invoking presumption of consent when a petitioner who sought to avoid the restrictions on second habeas petitions claimed he had not authorized his attorney to file the first petition
- declining to recall a mandate where there was no claim that the prior decision was erroneous, but to present new claims
- prima facie showing the Supreme Court made Cage retroactive to habeas corpus cases
- prima facie showing the Supreme Court made Cage retroactive to habeas corpus cases
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Judges: Anderson
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