Sixth Circuit· 4/5/2012

Rashad v. Lafler

Citations

675 F.3d 564
2012 U.S. App. LEXIS 6765
2012 WL 1130446

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stating that, because the petitioner had ample opportunities to present his claim in state court, he was precluded from obtaining habeas relief on the claim
providing that to be a cognizable habeas claim, an erroneous jury instruction must deprive the defendant of due process
stating that, because the petitioner had ample opportunities to present his claim in state court, he was precluded from obtaining habeas relief
stating that, because the petitioner had ample opportunities to present his claim in state court, he was precluded from obtaining habeas relief on the claim
stating that, because the petitioner had ample opportunities to present his Fourth Amendment claims in state court, he was precluded from obtaining habeas relief on the claims
finding that the trial court’s rejection of Fourth Amendment claims “because [petitioner’s] attorney did not show up at the hearing designed to consider them” still provided Petitioner with “ample” opportunity to present his claims in state court

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Judges: Moore, Sutton, Donald

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