Gary Woolbright v. Cookie Crews

How courts have described this case

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• describing the “strong Kentucky preference for [ineffective assistance] claims to be presented” in Rule 11.42 motions
• “When a petitioner has failed to fairly present … claims to the state courts and no state remedy remains, [the] claims are considered to be procedurally defaulted.”
• “When a petitioner has failed to fairly present … claims to the state courts and no state remedy remains, [the] claims are considered to be procedurally defaulted.”
• “When a petitioner has failed to fairly present … claims to the state courts and no state remedy remains, [the] claims are considered to be procedurally defaulted.”
• “When a petitioner has failed to fairly present … claims to the state courts and no state remedy remains, [the] claims are considered to be procedurally defaulted.”
• “When a petitioner has failed to fairly present … claims to the state courts and no state remedy remains, [the] claims are considered to be procedurally defaulted.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).