Tenth Circuit· 10/25/2006
Berryhill v. Evans
Citations
- 466 F.3d 934
- 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 26441
- 2006 WL 3020599
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- holding claims of fraud in sentencing court and on direct appeal necessarily attacked the state court judgment and were second or successive
- construing the petitioner’s 60(b) motion as a second or successive motion because he alleged fraud committed in his sentencing and direct appeal courts, not fraud on the habeas court
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Judges: Brorby, Ebel, Kane
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Cites
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- Anthony Jerome Harris v. Ron Champion, Warden Susan Brimmer Loving , Attorney General for the State of OklahomaTenth Circuit· 1991-07-19· cited 77×
- Harris v. ChampionTenth Circuit· 1995-02-21· cited 33×
- United States v. GallegosTenth Circuit· 1998-04-23· cited 22×
- Lavern Berryhill v. Edward EvansTenth Circuit· 1997-02-11· cited 1×
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