Armando Sossa v. Ralph M. Diaz

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• holding petitioner entitled to equitable tolling where he reasonably relied on a magistrate judge’s orders extending his habeas filing deadline
• holding 9 petitioner entitled to equitable tolling where he reasonably relied on a magistrate judge’s orders 10 extending his habeas filing deadline
• holding petitioner entitled to equitable tolling where he reasonably relied on a magistrate judge’s orders extending his habeas filing deadline
• recognizing that equitable tolling involves a fact-intensive inquiry
• stating that equitable tolling 16 is only available “when extraordinary circumstances beyond a prisoner’s control make it 17 impossible to file a petition on time and the extraordinary circumstances were the cause of 18 the [petition’s] untimeliness”
• describing extraordinary circumstances as those circumstances “beyond a prisoner’s control” and attributable to “an external force”

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