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· 2/26/1986

Edward C. Cook v. Bilia Morrill, Adult Probation Officer, Bee County, Texas

Citations

  • 783 F.2d 593
  • 1986 U.S. App. LEXIS 22513

How courts have described this case

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  • dismissing federal habeas claim that the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals “misconstrued” a state statute because the argument “raises only state law issues” and federal courts “will not review a state court’s interpretation of its own law in a federal habeas corpus proceeding”
  • “[I]t is the rule in this circuit that the sixth amendment right of vicinage does not apply to state prosecutions.”
  • \[I]t is the rule in this circuit that the sixth amendment right of vicinage does not apply to state prosecutions.\
  • “[I]t is the rule in this circuit that the [S]ixth [A]mendment right of vicinage does not apply to state prosecutions.”

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Judges: Goldberg, Hill, Jones

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