Granberry v. Greer

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• holding that appellate courts may consider a habeas petitioner’s failure to exhaust state rem- edies despite a State’s forfeiture of the defense
• holding that appellate courts may consider a habeas petitioner’s failure to exhaust state remedies despite a State’s forfeiture of the defense
• concluding that a federal appellate court may consider an application to which the state raises a non-exhaustion defense for the first time on appeal
• holding that a state may, even inadvertently, waive the pre-AEDPA federal habeas exhaustion requirement
• holding that based on concerns of comity and judicial economy, a federal habeas court, within its discretion, may raise an exhaustion defense that was not raised in the district court
• holding that based on concerns of comity and judicial economy, a federal habeas court, within its discretion, may raise an exhaustion defense that was not raised in the district court

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