People v. Emanilov (Richard)

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• finding that “[a] failure to identify error in the district court’s reasoning constitutes waiver”
• “Ramey did not exhaust these allegations in state court. In Texas, the Court of Criminal Appeals would apply its abuse-of-the-writ doctrine to prohibit Ramey from raising these unexhausted allegations in a successive state habeas application.”

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