Riner v. Crawford

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• concluding that ineffective assistance 7 by state habeas counsel could provide good cause under Rhines
• concluding “good cause” requires a petitioner “to show that he was prevented from 23 raising the claim, either by his own ignorance or confusion about the law or the status of his case, or by circumstances over which he had little or no control”
• “[I]t 17 would appear that good cause under Rhines, at least in this Circuit, should not 18 be so strict a standard as to require a showing of some extreme and unusual 19 event beyond the control of the defendant.”

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