Joseph Nara v. Frederick Frank

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• recognizing that a claim is fairly presented when a petitioner presents the same factual and legal basis for the claim to the state courts
• recognizing that a claim is fairly presented when a petitioner presents the same factual and legal basis for the claim to the state courts
• recognizing that a claim is fairly presented when a petitioner presents the same factual and legal basis for the claim to the state courts
• recognizing that a claim is fairly presented when a petitioner presents the same factual and legal basis for the claim to the state courts
• recognizing that a claim is fairly presented when a petitioner presents the same factual and legal basis for the claim to the state courts
• finding that Rule 72(b) “is inapplicable to habeas corpus cases” (citing FED. R. CIV. P. 72(b) advisory committee’s note to 1983 addition)

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