· 7/12/2016
City of Eagle Pass v. Dulce Milagro Hernandez, Individually and as Next Friend of Adalberto Hernandez
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- explaining that the \second type of procedural default stems from the requirement that a state prisoner must exhaust his remedies in state court before seeking relief in federal court\
- “To exhaust state remedies in the Illinois courts, the prisoner must include his claims in a petition for leave to appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court.”
- “But our analysis does not end with the conclusion that no singular piece of evidence is material on its own. The evidence must be considered cumulatively.”
- “To be entitled to habeas corpus relief on this basis, Snow must demonstrate that the Illinois court’s decision is contrary to or involves an unreasonable application of Brady and its progeny.”
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