David Duhaime v. Kenneth Ducharme

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• recognizing that persuasive authority “may help us determine what [Supreme Court] law is ‘clearly established’”
• recognizing that persuasive authority “may help us determine what [Supreme Court] law is ‘clearly established’”
• stating that Ninth Circuit case law may be used to help determine clearly established federal law
• stating that Ninth Circuit case law may be used to help determine clearly established federal law
• finding AEDPA 11 modifies preconditions for habeas relief but does not remove the courts’ jurisdiction over habeas 12 petitions
• stating Cir- cuit law “may be persuasive authority for purposes of deter- mining whether a particular state court decision is an ‘unreasonable application’ of Supreme Court law, and also may help [courts of appeals] determine what law is “clearly established”

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