Gibson v. Head

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• noting that whether a petitioner could overcome the procedural bar \depend[ed] on factual findings\ including \the precise timing of [his] discovery of\ the new evidence
• noting that whether a petitioner could overcome the procedural bar “depend[ed] on factual findings” including “the precise timing of [his] discovery of ” the new evidence
• where trial counsel serves as appellate counsel the conflict of interest claim supporting a claim of ineffective assistance of counsel is exempt from the procedural default rule of habeas corpus

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