James Gregory Jones v. Superintendent of Rahway State Prison and the Attorney General of the State of New Jersey

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• finding that court’s sentencing discretion was not cognizable in federal habeas petition
• contention that defendant’s confession and all other evidence admitted at his trial should have been suppressed as fruit of illegal arrest was not proper subject for consideration by federal habeas corpus court under Stone
• contention that defendant’s confession and all other evidence admitted at his trial should have been suppressed as fruit of illegal arrest was not proper subject for consideration by federal habeas corpus court under Stone

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