Arlene Cruz v. Warden of Dwight Correctional Center and Neil F. Hartigan, Attorney General of the State of Illinois, 1

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• noting that raising a claim in a petition for rehearing to a state appellate court does not constitute fair presentment
• noting that raising a claim in a petition for rehearing to a state appellate court does not constitute fair presentment
• finding new factual allegations regarding trial counsel's behavior rendered petitioner's Strickland claim unexhausted
• finding new factual allegations regarding trial counsel’s behavior rendered petitioner’s Strickland claim unexhausted
• “[n]or would it seem that presenting [a habeas claim] to a state appellate court in a petition for rehearing would constitute a fair presentation”
• \An ineffective assistance claim alleging that counsel failed to prepare involves facts outside the trial record and presents a situation in which the Illinois courts will not invoke the res judicata or waiver doctrines.\

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