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· 8/3/2017

James E. Redd v. Sarah K. Redd

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  • explaining 1 We deny Widmyer’s motion for oral argument and assignment of counsel. 2 USCA4 Appeal: 23-6940 Doc: 18 Filed: 01/13/2025 Pg: 3 of 4 that a movant under Rule 60(b
  • “The Gonzalez analysis of the interplay between § 2244(b) and Rule 60(b) . . . reflects the unquestionable primacy of § 2244(b).”
  • “The Gonzalez analysis of the interplay between § 2244(b) and Rule 60(b) . . . reflects the unquestionable primacy of § 2244(b).”
  • “In the absence of pre-filing authorization, . . . district court[s] lack[] jurisdiction to consider [successive habeas petitions].”
  • true Rule 60(b) motion “merely asserts that a previous ruling which precluded a merits determination was in error”

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