Earl Ralph Jacobs v. Gary Mohr, Warden

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• finding that “Ohio’s doctrine of res judicata as a procedural bar is regularly applied by the Ohio courts”
• noting that the Sixth Circuit has held that it is constitutional error if a defendant is denied an appeal because the trial court failed to inform him of his appellate rights
• “[T]he reasonableness of counsel’s performance is to be evaluated from counsel’s perspective at the time of the alleged error and in light of all the circumstances”
• failure to raise claim on appeal that appears on the face of the record constitutes a procedural default under Ohio law
• Ohio’s doctrine of res judicata is “an independent and adequate” state ground under Maupin
• Ohio’s doctrine of res judicata is “an independent and adequate” state ground under Maupin

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