Fotopoulos v. Secretary, Department of Corrections

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• concluding that a holding that the presentation of inconsistent theories at the trial of two defendants charged with the same crime did not violate due process was not contrary to clearly established law
• finding that “the Bradshaw Court did not hold that the use of inconsistent theories in the prosecution of two defendants violates the right to due process”

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