James P. Dolis v. John Chambers

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• explaining that dismissal without prejudice is effectively dismissal with prejudice if statute of limitations bars refiling
• considering propriety of stay in case in which petitioner “had not exhausted any of his claims”
• noting the “special circumstance” of dismissals without prejudice where the running of the limitations period precludes refiling
• denying state’s petition for rehearing and holding that district court may enter Rhines-type stay where petitioner “has not exhausted any of his claims”
• noting its prior order vacating dismissal of habeas petition by district court and remanding for consideration of possible stay
• vacating district court’s dismissal of a petitioner’s wholly unexhausted habeas petition and remanding with instructions for the court to consider a stay of the federal proceedings under pre-Rhines circuit authority

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