· 10/27/1994
Ocie Mills Carey C. Mills v. United States
Citations
- 36 F.3d 1052
- 25 Envtl. L. Rep. (Envtl. Law Inst.) 20278
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 29886
- 1994 WL 555880
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- concluding that the “district court properly refused to substantively address the [§ 2255 petitioner’s] remaining contentions” that the appellate court “already rejected”
- concluding that the “district court properly refused to substantively address the [§ 2255 petitioner’s] remaining contentions” that the appellate court “already rejected”
- “[P]rior disposition of a ground of error on direct appeal, in most cases, precludes further review in a subsequent collateral proceeding.”
- “[P]rior disposition of a ground of error on direct appeal, in most cases, precludes further review in a subsequent collateral proceeding.”
- “A ground of error is usually ‘available’ on direct appeal when its merits can be reviewed without further factual development.”
- “[P]rior disposition of a ground of error on direct appeal, in most cases, precludes further review in a subsequent collateral proceeding.”
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Judges: Kravitch, Fay, Henderson
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