Francis Ordean Reese v. Thomas A. Fulcomer

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• identifying merit and complexity of petitioner's claims, as well as the petitioner's ability to investigate facts and present claims, as factors in whether to appoint counsel
• identifying merit and complexity of petitioner's claims, as well as the petitioner's ability to investigate facts and present claims, as factors in whether to appoint counsel
• identifying merit and complexity of petitioner’s claims, as well as the petitioner’s ability to investigate facts and present claims, as factors in whether to appoint counsel
• identifying merit and complexity of petitioner’s claims, as well as the petitioner’s ability to investigate facts and present claims, as factors in whether to appoint counsel
• procedure proper where no evidence that courthouse encounters “were deliberately arranged by the government”
• procedure proper where no evidence that courthouse encounters \were deliberately arranged by the government\

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