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· 4/19/2024

Laquoncy Deshard Ellis v. the State of Texas

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  • holding that equitable tolling did not apply to a death-row inmate’s habeas petition where inmate’s attorney filed one day late
  • holding that a party’s incorrect interpretation of the AEDPA statute of limitations did not present extraordinary circumstances to warrant equitable tolling
  • holding that a party’s counsel’s incorrect interpretation of the statute of limitations did not present extraordinary circumstances to warrant equitable tolling
  • holding that a party’s incorrect interpretation of AEDPA’s statute of limitations did not present extraordinary circumstances to warrant equitable tolling
  • holding that a party’s incorrect interpretation of the AEDPA statute of limitations did not present extraordinary circumstances to warrant equitable tolling
  • holding that a party’s incorrect interpretation of the AEDPA statute of limitations did not present extraordinary circumstances to warrant equitable tolling

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