Brian David Frye v. R. Hickman, Warden Attorney General of the State of California

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• stating that extraordinary circumstances must have “made it impossible to file a petition on time”
• rejecting argument 5 that lack of access to library materials automatically qualifies as grounds for equitable tolling
• “miscalculation of the limitations period . . . and negligence in general do 6 not constitute extraordinary circumstances sufficient to warrant equitable tolling”
• lack of library access on 11 its own was not automatic grounds for equitable tolling
• counsel’s miscalculation of limitations period and general negligence in 15 failing to timely file petition “do not constitute extraordinary circumstances sufficient to 16 warrant equitable tolling”
• miscalculation of deadline general negligence did not constitute extraordinary circumstances

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