Freeland v. United States

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• holding that, under Younger, a pretrial 3 detainee must raise ineffective assistance of counsel claims in his ongoing criminal proceedings, 4 not in federal court
• affirming dismissal of a pretrial detainee’s claim that prison officials denied him adequate access to a law library because he had court-appointed counsel
• affirming dismissal of a pretrial detainee’s claim that prison officials denied him adequate access to a law library because he had court-appointed counsel
• affirming the dismissal of a pretrial detainee’s claim that he was denied adequate access to a law library in light of the fact that he had court-appointed counsel
• under Younger, a pretrial detainees must raise ineffective 21 assistance of counsel claims in his ongoing criminal proceeding, not in a §1983 action
• pretrial detainee’s access to court-appointed counsel satisfied right to meaningful access to the courts, even if law library available to him in the county jail was inadequate

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