Sixth Circuit· 8/17/2001

Gregory Lott v. Ralph Coyle, Warden

Citations

261 F.3d 594
2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 18516
2001 WL 930028

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concluding that the district court permissibly denied motion to compel where parties failed to confer by telephone conference
holding that petitioner’s presentation of a Brady claim does not permit him to put forward on habeas corpus review other Brady claims predicated on factually dissimilar premises
finding that appellate counsel was not ineffective when he failed to anticipate a change in the law and failed to argue a “confused point of law”
holding that counsel was not ineffective for failing to make a particular argument because “we cannot conclude that . . . counsel should have reasonably anticipated” the change in the law even though there were conflicting opinions in the state courts on the issue
finding — in a capital case — that a colloquy much more perfunctory than that in the present case was constitutionally sufficient
finding — in a capital case — that a colloquy much more perfunctory than that in the present case was constitutionally sufficient

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Judges: Merritt, Boggs, Cole

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