Mitchell Sneed v. David Donahue

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• holding that a claim challenging the state prisoner’s aggregate prison sentence “involves a matter of state law,” which “is not cognizable in a federal habeas corpus proceeding”
• assertion that sentences were aggregated under state law causing an illegal total sentence is not a cognizable habeas corpus claim

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