Fourth Circuit· 11/14/1996

George v. Angelone

Citations

100 F.3d 353
1996 U.S. App. LEXIS 29571
1996 WL 659315

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noting that, “[o]f course, the Supreme Court of Virginia is the final authority on the question of whether the prosecutor’s argument violated state law”
issues not presented to the state’s highest court may be treated as exhausted if it is clear that the claims would be procedurally defaulted under state law if the petitioner attempted to raise them now
\A claim that has not been presented to the highest state court nevertheless may be treated as exhausted if it is clear that the claim would be procedurally defaulted under state law if the petitioner attempted to raise it at this juncture.\
\A claim that has not been presented to the highest state court nevertheless may be treated as exhausted if it is clear that the claim would be procedurally defaulted under state law if the petitioner attempted to raise it at this juncture.\
\A claim that has not 9 been presented to the highest state court nevertheless may be treated as exhausted if it is clear that the claim would be procedurally defaulted under state law if the petitioner attempted to raise it at this juncture.\

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Judges: Wilkinson, Wilkins, Williams

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