Julius Robinson v. G. Lewis

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• holding that a petitioner waived an argument by failing to dispute the district court’s rejection of the argument in his briefing on appeal
• holding that a petitioner waived an argument by failing to dispute the district court’s rejection of the argument in his briefing on appeal
• holding that a petitioner waived an argument by failing to dispute the district court’s rejection of the argument in his briefing on appeal
• certifying a question to the California Supreme Court in seek of guidance as to the scope of California’s timeliness bar
• certifying a question.to the California Supreme Court in seek of guidance as to the scope of California's timeliness bar
• “If a California court states it has dismissed a state habeas petition 10 VALDEZ V. MONTGOMERY because the petition was untimely, ‘that would be the end of the matter.’” (quoting Saffold, 536 U.S. at 226)

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