Lebere v. Abbott

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• holding that application of Colorado’s waiver rule constitutes procedural default, which this court has recognized in unpublished decisions as an independent and adequate state-law ground precluding federal habeas review
• noting that several unpublished cases have indicated Rule 35(c)(3)(VII) is an independent and adequate state ground precluding federal habeas review
• noting that several unpublished cases have indicated Colorado’s rule barring claims that could have been raised previously is an independent and adequate state ground precluding federal habeas review
• noting that several unpublished cases have indicated Colorado’s rule barring claims that could have been raised previously is an independent and adequate state ground precluding federal habeas review
• noting that several unpublished cases have indicated Colorado’s rule barring claims that could have been raised previously is an independent and adequate state ground precluding federal habeas review
• noting that several unpublished cases have indicated Colorado’s rule barring claims that could have been raised previously is an independent and adequate state ground precluding federal habeas review

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