Ex Parte McCullough

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• holding that if district court denies habeas relief, applicant may appeal “regardless of the underlying claims for the relief sought”
• holding, on application for writ of habeas corpus, that applicant's guilty plea was involuntary
• noting that, generally, claims of involuntariness of a plea are cognizable on habeas corpus
• noting that habeas relief is available to defendants placed on deferred adjudication
• noting that habeas relief is available to defendants placed on deferred adjudication
• stating that “[c]ertain claims may not be cognizable on habeas corpus, i.e., they may not be proper grounds for habeas corpus relief. However, if the district court denies relief, regardless of the underlying claims for the relief sought, the applicant may appeal”

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