Charles Jess Palmer v. Harold Clarke, Warden of Nebraska State Penitentiary

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• confirming that \federal district courts can entertain pretrial habeas petitions [under 2241] in which the petitioner asserts [that] an impending state trial violates the Double Jeopardy Clause\
• stating that it “is well established that federal district courts can entertain pretrial habeas petitions”
• stating that it “is well established that federal district courts can entertain pretrial habeas petitions”
• noting that it was well-established that federal district courts could entertain a § 2241 petition in which petitioner asserted an impending Double Jeopardy Clause violation
• noting that it was well-established that federal district courts could entertain a § 2241 petition in which petitioner asserted an impending Double Jeopardy Clause violation
• explaining that it was well-established that federal district courts could entertain a § 2241 petition in which petitioner asserted an impending Double Jeopardy Clause violation

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