Johnson v. Pollard

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• exhaustion requires fair presentment at each level of state’s established review process; failure to properly exhaust can result in procedural default
• “[T]he fact that the detective made a false or misleading statement during the course of the interrogation would not, by itself, render [the plaintiff’s] confession involuntary.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).