D. South Dakota· 12/19/2005

Rhines v. Weber

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408 F. Supp. 2d 844
2005 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 39941
2005 WL 3466015

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“[T]his court believes that the 13 Supreme Court suggested a more expansive definition of ‘good cause’ in Pace and Rhines than the showing needed for ‘cause’ to excuse a procedural default.”
“Reasonable confusion on the part of a petitioner is less stringent than acts that have been found sufficient to establish cause for procedural default.” (citation omitted)
“[U]nlike the procedural default situation where a petitioner is barred from presenting his claims to state courts, Rhines is not barred from presenting his claim to the state court.”

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