Kevin Dale McQuown v. D.J. McCartney Warden

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• stating that a claim is exhausted only when it has been presented in a way 18 that provides the state courts with an opportunity to rule on its merits
• stating that a petitioner exhausts a 21 claim only when they presented it in a way that provides the state appellate courts with an 22 opportunity to rule on its merits
• stating that a petitioner exhausts a 9 claim only when they presented it in a way that provides the state appellate courts with an 10 opportunity to rule on its merits
• “A petitioner may satisfy the exhaustion requirement . . . by providing the highest state court with an opportunity to rule on the merits of his federal claims.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).