Bernard Cross-Bey v. James A. Gammon

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing the Eighth Circuit has previously held“ that even a claim of actual innocence was not sufficient to toll the statute of limitations”
• reversing and remanding for dismissal of the habeas petition as not timely filed
• rejecting equitable tolling where petitioner alleged lack of legal knowledge and legal resources
• reversing and remanding for dismissal of the habeas petition as not timely filed
• “Even in the case of an unrepresented prisoner alleging a lack of legal knowledge or legal resources, equitable tolling has not been warranted.”
• “[E]ven in the case of an unrepresented prisoner alleging a lack of legal knowledge or legal resources, equitable tolling has not been warranted.” (cleaned up)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).