Fifth Circuit· 2/9/2021

Lucio v. Lumpkin

Citations

987 F.3d 451

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

“We are aware of no authority for turning the Supreme Court’s rejection of one prisoner’s claim into clearly established law that supports a second prisoner’s claim.”
“a state prisoner who does not fairly present a claim to a state habeas court—specifying both the legal and factual basis for the claim—may not raise that claim in a subsequent federal proceeding”
“a state prisoner who does not fairly present a claim to a state habeas court—specifying both the legal and factual basis for the claim— may not raise that claim in a subsequent federal proceeding”
“a state prisoner who does not fairly present a claim to a state habeas court— specifying both the legal and factual basis for the claim—may not raise that claim in a subsequent federal proceeding”
“a state prisoner 2 / 5 who does not fairly present a claim to a state habeas court—specifying both the legal and factual basis for the claim—may not raise that claim in a subsequent federal proceeding”
“a state prisoner who does not fairly present a claim to a state habeas court— specifying both the legal and factual basis for the claim—may not raise that claim in a 4 / 7 subsequent federal proceeding”

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