Corrigan v. Barbery

How courts have described this case

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• “In general, the difficulties attendant on prison life, such as . . . restricted access to the law library, and an inability to secure court documents, do not by themselves qualify as extraordinary circumstances.”
• “In general, the difficulties attendant on prison life, such as transfers between facilities, solitary confinement, lockdowns, restricted access to the law library, and an inability to secure court documents, do not by themselves qualify as extraordinary circumstances.”
• “As there is nothing in the docket to indicate when Corrigan turned his papers over to authorities for mailing, the Court will give Corrigan the benefit of the doubt and utilize the date on which Corrigan signed his petition. . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).