Arnold v. Dormire

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• holding that counsel’s failure to appeal the denial of a prisoner’s state habeas petition did not constitute cause to excuse the prisoner’s procedural default
• holding that appellate post-conviction counsel’s failure to preserve ineffectiveness claims does not excuse procedural default
• holding that the Martinez exception does not apply to procedurally defaulted claims for ineffective assistance of counsel that were raised in the 29.15 petition but then not raised in post-conviction appeal
• holding any error by Missouri post-conviction appellate counsel in failing to raise claims cannot constitute cause to excuse procedural default
• holding any error by Missouri post-conviction appellate counsel in failing to raise claims cannot constitute cause to excuse procedural default
• holding any error by Missouri post-conviction appellate counsel in failing to raise claims cannot constitute cause to excuse procedural default

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